PARTIAL LIST OF TEXAS RANGER COMPANY AND UNIT
COMMANDERS
Compiled by Christina Stopka,
Director, Texas Ranger Research Center
Research contributed by Tony Black,
Texas State Library and Archives, Austin
DEFINING THE TEXAS RANGERS
There have been ranging companies in the region now known as Texas almost as long as nonIndians have called Texas home. The modern Texas Rangers date their origins from ranging
companies organized by Stephen F. Austin and Moses Morrison in 1823. These paramilitary
volunteers were called by many names in the 19th century -- rangers and ranging companies,
minute men, mounted volunteers, mounted gunmen, mounted riflemen, spies, frontier men,
Texas State Troops, Frontier Regiment, Frontier Organization, Frontier Forces, Special State
Troops, Special Force, Frontier Battalion, State Rangers and Texas Rangers. Their duties were
essentially the same - protect the frontier from depredations by hostile forces - regardless of
origin. By 1900, the ranging companies had been reorganized into a crime fighting, crime
prevention and crime investigation organization, and their name had been standardized as "Texas
Rangers."
The incomplete list that follows contains the names of commanding officers that the Hall of
Fame and Museum staff considers to be bona fide ranging companies. Not everyone will agree
with our selection or our criteria. It is often difficult in the pre-Civil War era to separate the
ranging companies, often functioning as a militia, from purely military units - and in some cases
the ranging companies were attached to the military and reported to military commanders.
Our primary criterion for defining who is, or is not, a Ranger is the specific assigned duty.
Secondary criteria include:
● who paid the company and from which fund
● why the company was formed
● who the company reported to (chain-of-command)
● whether at any time, the company ceased to be a ranging company through incorporation
into another unit or organization
One example is the body of men from Texas who were called Texas Rangers by the press during
the Mexican War of 1846 - 1848. Many had served as Rangers prior to the war, but in 1845 and
1846 they enlisted in the United States Army as volunteers. At the time of their enlistment they
ceased being Texas Rangers in the service of the State of Texas and became soldiers in the
service of the U.S. Army. They were paid by the U.S. Army, scouted and engaged in guerilla
warfare as units of the U.S. Army, and reported (arguably) to U.S. Army officers.
There are, however, exceptions to this, for in addition to those men who crossed the border and
fought in Mexico, there were men who, when mustered into the Army, remained on the Texas
frontier and continued their ranging duties. For the present we still count them among the ranks
of Rangers as they functioned as soldiers only on paper. As research continues, we will
continually revise and refine our selection criteria - - some men counted as Rangers today may
not be counted as such tomorrow and vice-versa.
The following list includes Captains, Lieutenants, and Sergeants, all of whom could have served
as commanding officers for Ranger companies. It is not unusual for several men to act as
commanding officers for the same company when the company was split into detachments
stationed long distances apart.
There are some gaps in the lists when the information is not available. There are other gaps in
the lists that reflect periods of time when the companies were disbanded. Throughout this time
period the Ranger companies were often increased or decreased depending upon appropriations,
or mustered in and out as needed. It was not unusual for a company to be totally disbanded for
economic reasons.
This list will be revised as new information comes to light.
NOTE: The dates given, reflect as accurately as possible, the full length of duty as commanding
officer as documented in the existing records. They do not necessarily reflect the full length of
duty of the individual as a Texas Ranger. More information on these men and their companies
can be found in the records of the Texas State Archives, Austin and the Texas Ranger Research
Center, Waco.
COLONIAL TEXAS (CA. 1823 - 1835):
Moses Morrison
(March 1823 - ???? - Ranging Company)
Stephen F. Austin
(ca. August 1823 - ???? - Ranging Company)
Hugh B. Johnson
(16 January 1827 -17 February 1827)
TEXAS REVOLUTION AND REPUBLIC (1835 - 1845):
Alphabetical by commanding officer:
Capt. Solomon Adams
(February 1839 - August 1839 - Houston County Rangers)
Capt. Micah Andrews
(March 1839 - June 1839 - Rangers)
Capt. H. W. Augustine
(August 1838 - Mounted Volunteers, August Campaign
against the Mexicans)
Capt. John R. Baker
(October 1841 - December 1841 - Refugio County Minute
Men)
Capt. P. Hansbrough Bell
(February 1845 - December 1845 - Corpus Christi Rangers)
Capt. William Becknall
(June 1841 - November 1841 - Red River County Minute
Men)
Capt. William Bicknell
(1836 (2 months, 16 days); 1838 (14 days) - Texas
Volunteers)
Capt. John Bird
(April 1839 - May 1839 - Mounted Volunteers)
Capt. G. K. Black
(October 1839 - January 1840 - Mounted Rangers)
Capt. James Bourland
(Spring 1841 (6 months) - Company on the headwaters of
the Trinity River)
1st Lt. Thomas J. Bowen
(April 1838 - June 1838 - “Jordan’s Company”)
Capt. James E. Box
Capt. William C. Brookfield
Capt. Nathaniel Brookshire
Lt./Capt. D. C. Cady
Capt. W. J. Cairns
Capt. James H. Calahan
Capt. Matthew Caldwell
Capt. Matthew Caldwell
Capt. Castro
Capt. J. B. Chance
Capt. Eli Chandler
Capt. Claiborn Chisholm
Capt. James W. Cleveland
Lt. A. Coleman
Capt. H. Clay Davis
Capt. George M. Dolson
Capt. Nimrod Doyle
Capt. James H. Durst
Capt. Joseph Durst
Capt. John Emberson
Capt. George B. Erath
Capt. George B. Erath
Capt. David Gage
Capt. Thomas N. B. Greer
Capt. John L. Hall
Capt. J. E. Hamilton
Capt. John C. Hays
Capt. John C. Hays
(March 1839 - October 1839 - Houston County Rangers)
(October 1838 - Mounted Rangers)
(May 1839 - July 1839 - Mounted Volunteers)
(June 1845 - October 1845 - Travis County Ranging Corps
(Austin))
(August 1841 - November 1841 - San Patricio County
Minute Men)
(May 1841 - December 1841 - Gonzales County Minute
Men)
(March 1839 - June 1839 - Gonzales Rangers)
(November 1840 (53 days) - Gonzales Volunteers)
(January 1839 - February 1839 - Indians who volunteered
against Comanches)
(April 1836 - Washington Guards)
(April 1841 - November 1841 - Robertson County Minute
Men)
(June 1838 - September 1838 - Mounted Rangers)
(January 1839 - February 1839 - Mounted Rangers)
(May 1845 - June 1845 - Travis County Ranging Corps
(Austin))
(November 1844 - February 1845 - Corps of Corpus Christi
Rangers)
(April 1841 - December 1841 - Travis County Spies /
Minute Men)
(March 1839 - June 1839 - Volunteer Rangers, Robertson
County)
(December 1839 - January 1839 - Mounted Rangers
(Indians))
(August 1839 - September 1839 - Mounted Rangers)
(March 1839 - September 1839 Red River and Fannin
County Volunteer Company of Rangers)
(March 1839 - June 1839 - Rangers, Milam County)
(April 1841 - November 1841 - Milam County Minute
Men)
(April 1841 - October 1841 - Nacogdoches County Minute
Men)
(April 1841 - October 1841 - Montgomery County Minute
Men)
(Summer 1841 - Company in expedition to Three Forks of
the Trinity against Indians, Houston County)
(July 1839 - August 1839 - Mounted Rangers, San
Augustine County)
(January 1841 - October 1841 - Company of Spies, Bexar
County)
(February 1843 - November 1843 - Company of Spies,
Bexar County)
Capt. John C. Hays
Capt. Albert C. Horton
Capt. Daniel R. Jackson
Capt. James P. B. January
Capt. Alexander Jordan
Capt. N. T. Journey
Capt. Joseph D. Lilley
Capt. John M. McDaniel
Capt. Ephraim McLane
Capt. Ephraim McLane
Capt. L. H. Mabbitt
Capt. James D. Matthews
Capt. Nelson Merrill
Capt. John W. Middleton
Capt. A. T. Miles
Capt. James R. O’Neal
Capt. Panther
Capt. Silas M. Parker
Capt. Antonio Perez
Capt. John T. Price
Capt. John T. Price
Lt. John T. Price
Capt. David Renfro
Capt. Mark R. Roberts
Capt. John Rugeley
Capt. Eli Seal
1st Lt. John P. Simpson
Capt. Robert Sloan
Capt. H. M. Smith
Capt. James Smith
Capt. James Smith
(February 1844 - September 1845 - Company of Rangers
on Northwestern and Southwestern Frontier)
(March 1842; September 1842 - Volunteers)
(1840 - Rangers)
(August 1841 - Company of Volunteers)
(June 1839 - August 1839 - Mounted Rangers,
Nacogdoches)
(September 1838 - March 1839 - Mounted Rangers)
(June 1841 - August 1841 - Paschal County Minute Men)
(December 1841 - February 1842 - Refugio County Minute
Men)
(November 1839 - December 1839 - Galveston Mounted
Volunteers)
(April 1842 - August 1842 - Spy Company, west of Corpus
Christi)
(August 1844 - November 1844 - Mounted Volunteers /
Mounted Men, Shelby County)
(March 1839 - June 1839 - Mounted Rangers)
(June 1839 - September 1839 - Bastrop Rangers)
(July 1839 - August 1839 - Ranging Company, Sabine)
(May 1841 - August 1841 - San Patricio County Minute
Men)
(June 1838 - September 1838 - Volunteer Company of
Spies, Fannin County)
(November 1838 - January 1839 - Company of Shawnee
Indians)
(1835 - 1836 - Ranging Company)
(January 1841 - May 1841 - Spy Company, San Antonio)
(January 1841 - May 1841 - Company of Spies)
(March 1842 - Volunteers, Victoria County)
(March 1845 - August 1845 - Goliad and Refugio Ranger
Corps / Volunteers / Mounted Volunteers)
(October 1838 - November 1838 - Mounted Gunmen)
(January 1839 - April 1839; September 1839 - March 1840
- Fannin County Mounted Rangers)
(March 1842 - April 1842 - Mounted Volunteers)
(October 1835 - 1836 - Rangers)
(December 1838 - January 1839 - Detachment of Fannin
County Mounted Gunmen)
(September 1838 - January 1839 - Fannin County Mounted
Rangers)
(March 1839 - September 1839 - Volunteer Rangers)
(April 1836 - July 1836 - Nacogdoches Mounted
Volunteers)
(October 1838 - December 1838 - Mounted Volunteers /
Spies)
Capt. John M. Smith
Capt. J. Snively
Capt. Joseph Sowell
Capt. H. B. Stephens
Capt. Adolphus Sterne
Capt. Jesse Stiff
Capt. Jesse Stiff
Capt. W. B. Stout
Lt. R. Y. Teal
Capt. J. J. Tumlinson
Major B. C. Walters
Capt. Alexander Webb
Capt. John Wortham
(March 1842 - Regiment of Volunteers, Victoria County)
(September 1838 - December 1838 - Mounted Rangers)
(July 1841 - September 1841 - Fannin County Minute Men
/ Rangers)
(August 1838 - September 1838 - Mounted Rangers,
Nacogdoches County)
(July 1840 - October 1840 - Mounted Rangers,
Nacogdoches County)
(December 1838 - Fannin County Volunteers / Mounted
Gunmen / Mounted Rangers)
(April 1842 - Fannin County Guards)
(November 1838 - May 1839 - Rangers, Red River County)
(September 1845 - December 1845 - Rangers, Milam
County)
(October 1839 - November 1839 - Spy Company)
(February 1839 - September 1839 - Mounted Rangers,
Staff)
(Sep 1841 – March 1842, Bird’s Fort)
(November 1838 - February 1839 - Houston County
Rangers)
TEXAS RANGERS (1849 - 1861):
Alphabetical by commanding officer:
Lt. Robert Ballantyne
(April 1860 - July 1860 - Bandera County Minute
Detachment of Texas Rangers)
Lt. J. B. Barry
(January 1861 - February 1861)
Capt. Nathaniel Benton
Capt. Henry W. Berry
Capt. Reading W. Black
Capt. Charles Blackwell
Capt. Giles S. Boggess
Capt. James Bourland
Lt. James H. Brown
Capt. John Henry Brown
Capt. A. B. Burleson
Capt. Ed Burleson
(September 1855 - January 1856 -Texas Rangers / Mounted
Rangers / Mounted Volunteers - Leona River)
(November 1859 - December 1859 - suppression of
Cortinas in Corpus Christi / Brownsville)
(January 1856 - December 1856 - Minute Men, Uvalde
County)
(March 1850)
(December 1854 - Texas Mounted Volunteers, Company
A, San Antonio)
(October 1858 - April 1859 - Mounted Volunteers / Texas
Mounted Rangers 1st and 2nd detachment)
(April 1860 - June 1860 - Minute Men, Bexar County)
(June 1859 - September 1859 - Texas Mounted Rangers
(two detachments) / Texas Troops / State Troops)
(April 1860 - May 1861 - Texas Mounted Rangers, near
Georgetown)
(January 1860 - January 1861 - Texas Rangers)
Capt. James H. Callahan
Capt. Ewen Cameron
Fredericksburg)
(July 1855 - October 1855; April 1856 - Texas Rangers /
Mounted Rangers, Rio Blanco)
(March 1861 - April 1861 - Texas Rangers,
Lt. Thomas K. Carmack
(December 1857 - March 1858 - Texas Mounted Rangers)
Lt. John H. Cochran
(March 1860 - May 1860 - Young County Minute Men)
Lt. John H. Connor
1st Sgt. William B. Covington
(December 1857 - February 1858 - Texas Mounted
Volunteers, San Saba)
(January 1860 - May 1860 - Texas Mounted Rangers,
Burnet)
(1857)
Sgt. D. C. Cowan
(May 1858 - July 1858)
Capt. William C. Dalrymple
(Jan 1860 - October 1860 - Texas Rangers, Liberty Hill)
Col. William C. Dalrymple
Capt. Nicholas H. Darnell
(December 1860 - June 1861 - Field & Staff, Mounted
Rangers)
(Late 1859 early 1860 - Texas Rangers)
Capt. Nicholas H. Darnell
(April 1860 - August 1860 - Texas Rangers)
Capt. John M. Davenport
Capt. S. G. Davidson
(March 1856 - June 1857 - Mounted Volunteers Minute
Men, Sabinal Settlements)
(March 1860 - April 1860)
Capt. H. Clay Davis
(Sep 1852 - 1853)
Capt. John Donelson
Capt. Levi English
(November 1859 - December 1959 - Oakville, Live Oak
County)
(August 1855 - November 1855 - Mounted Men / Rangers)
Capt. Levi English
(1857)
Capt. G. B. Erath
Sgt. Sam G. Fiddler
(March 1861 - December 1861 - McLennan County Minute
Men)
(March 1860 - June 1860 - detachment of Minute Men,
Coryell County)
(November 1858 - May 1859)
Capt. G. S. Fitzhugh
(April 1860 - October 1860)
Lt. John H. Connor
Lt. F. W. Fauntleroy
Capt. William Fitzhugh
Capt. John S. Ford
Capt. John S. Ford
Lt. Erasmus Frandtzen
Lt. Thomas C. Frost
(October 1854; January 1856 - March 1856 - Texas
Mounted Volunteers, McKinney)
(1849 - 1851)
(February 1858 - August 1858; November 1858 - May
1859 - Texas Rangers, Austin)
(March 1860 - June 1860)
Capt. F. B. Gentry
(December 1857 - March 1858 - Texas Mounted Rangers /
Mounted Men, Comanche and Coryell Counties)
(March 1860 - June 1860 - Hamilton County Minute Men)
Capt. John Grumbles
(Late 1849)
Capt. H. A. Hammer
(January 1860 - Rangers, Wise, Parker, Young, Montague,
and Jack Counties)
(November 1859 - January 1860 - Texas Mounted
Volunteers, Victoria)
(January 1861 - June 1861 - Texas Mounted Rangers,
Waco)
(December 1854 - March 1855; September 1855 - October
1855 - Texas Mounted Volunteers, Company C, San
Antonio)
(June 1859 - Rangers, between Rio Grande and Guadalupe
River)
(November 1859 - January 1860 - Texas Mounted
Volunteers, Ringgold Barracks)
(January 1860 - detachment of Texas Rangers, Austin /
Brownsville)
(March 1850)
Capt. E. J. Hampton
Capt. Thomas Harrison
Capt. William R. Henry
Capt. William R. Henry
Capt. Andrew Herron
Sgt. A. C. Hill
Capt. Ben T. Hill
Lt. John Seaborn Hodges
Lt. Moses Hughes
Capt. Isaac W. Johnson
Col. Middleton T. Johnson
Capt. Thomas J. Johnson
Capt. Stephen F. Jones
Capt. R. J. Lee
(December 1857 - March 1858 - Texas Mounted
Volunteers / Mounted Men, Upper Blanco and Guadalupe
Rivers)
(March 1860 - June 1860 - detachment of Lampasas
County Minute Men)
(March 1850)
(March 1860 - May 1860 - Mounted Rangers, Field and
Staff)
(April 1860 - November 1860 - Texas Mounted Rangers,
Tarrant County)
(March 1860 - August 1860 - detachment of Palo Pinto
County Minute Company)
(October 1860 - Red River Rangers, Rowland)
Capt. Kennedy
Capt. G. K. Lewis
(November 1859 – December 1859)
Capt. James Alexander Littleton
(September 1852 - March 1853 - Texas Mounted
Volunteers, Brownsville)
(April 1860 - June 1860 - Mason County Minute
Detachment)
(May 1858 - Brazos Reservation Company, Capt. of
Shawnee and Delawares)
(November 1859 – December 1859)
Capt. John Littleton
(October 1859 - May 1860 - Texas Rangers, Brownsville)
Lt. John C. Lowe
(March 1860 - December 1860)
Capt. Henry E. McCulloch
(late 1849 - 1850)
Capt. Henry E. McCulloch
Capt. D. D. Moore
(November 1850 - November 1851 - Texas Mounted
Volunteers, Ft. Murrill / Ft. Martin Scott)
(February 1858 - November 1858; February 1859 - April
1859 - Texas Mounted Ranger, Brazos Agency / Camp
Runnels)
(November 1860 - Moscow Guard)
Lt. Allison Nelson
(March 1860 - detachment of Bosque Minute Men)
Capt. G. H. Nelson
(October 1857 - December 1857 - Texas Mounted Militia)
Nid-e-wats
Lt. D. H. Ragsdale
(May 1858 - Brazos Reservation Company, Capt. of the
Tahuacanos)
(May 1858 - Brazos Reservation Comapny - Chief
of the Tonkawas)
(May 1858 - Brazos Reservation Company, leader of the
Caddos and Anadarcos)
(April 1858 - June 1858 - detachment of Texas Rangers,
Camp Runnels)
(March 1860 - June 1860 - detachment of Comanche
County Minute Men, Mounted Texas Rangers)
(April 1860 - June 1860)
Capt. Jacob Roberts
(March 1850)
Capt. E. W. Rogers
(January 1861 - March 1861)
Capt. P. H. Rogers
(December 1854 – March 1855)
Lt. W. Charles Lewis
Jim Linney
Lt. William N. P. Marlin
Placido
Jim Pockmark
Lt. William G. Preston
Lt. Lon Price
Capt. L. S. Ross
(October 1860 - February 1861 - Texas Rangers)
Capt. Peter F. Ross
(April 1860 - October 1860)
Capt. Shapley P. Ross
(March 1850)
Capt. John W. Sansom
(April 1856 - July 1856 - Texas Mounted Rangers /
Volunteers, Middle Town, Comal County)
(August 1859 - November 1859)
Capt. John W. Sansom
Lt. John Scanland
Lt. William F. Stephen
(April 1860 - June 1860 - Montague County Minute
Company Texas Rangers)
(August 1852 - February 1853 - Texas Mounted
Volunteers)
(May 1858 - Brazos Reservation Company, Chief of the
Wacos)
(April 1860 - July 1860)
Capt. J. M. Smith
(March 1850)
Thomas Stockton
(December 1861 - Young County)
Capt. David L. Sublett
(February 1861 - May 1861 - Texas Rangers, Waco)
Capt. John S. Sutton
(March 1850)
Capt. Thompson
(1859)
Capt. William G. Tobin
Capt. William Tom
(October 1855 - November 1855 - Mounted Texas Rangers
/ Volunteers, San Antonio)
(October 1859 - Texas Mounted Volunteers, Camp
Runnels)
(October 1859 - February 1860 - Filed and Staff, [1st]
Battalion Texas Mounted Volunteers)
(October 1855 - Texas Volunteers, San Antonio)
Capt. C. E. Travis
Capt. Peter Tumlinson
(1854, Company E Rangers)
(November 1859 - February 1860 - Mounted Volunteers)
Lt. Dixon Walker
(February 1860 - May 1860 - Mounted Volunteers)
Capt. John G. Walker
(1854 - Mounted Volunteers)
Lt. Joseph Walker
(November 1859 - January 1860 - Texas Rangers /
Volunteers, Banquette / Brownsville)
(1850 - 1851)
Capt. Owen Shaw
Shot Arm
Capt. William G. Tobin
Maj. William G. Tobin
W. A. A. Wallace
Lt. Robert M. White
Capt. Hanna Wood
(Feb 1860 - June 1860 - Bell County Texas Rangers,
Belton)
(May 1858 - August 1859 - Texas Rangers / Mounted
Volunteers, San Saba)
(January 1861 - February 1861)
Lt. W. Riley Wood
(March 1860 - Minute Men, San Saba)
Capt. William M. Woods
Capt. John R. Woodward
(April 1860 - October 1860 - Texas [Mounted] Rangers,
Belknap, Fannin, County)
(1860 - Anderson County Guards)
Capt. John R. Wright
(1856 - Texas Mounted Volunteers)
Capt. Andrew J. Yount
(December 1860 - Texas Rangers)
Lt. John Williams
FRONTIER REGIMENT / FRONTIER ORGANIZATION - TEXAS STATE TROOPS
(TST) (1861 - 1865):
Throughout the Civil War, the Texas State legislature provided laws and appropriations to
organize companies of men to provide frontier defense. These men were not part of the
Confederate States Army but served under the command and control of officers in the employ of
the State of Texas, although the organization of the troops was along military lines. The first of
these groups was the Frontier Regiment, which existed from mid-1861 until December 1863
when the group was mustered into the CSA. They were replaced by the Frontier Organization,
which was in existence until the end of the war in 1865. In the official State records these groups
are often referred to as the Texas State Troops. A short description of the organization and
responsibilities of these units can be found in The New Handbook of Texas, volume 3. A more
in-depth treatment of State Troops during the years 1861 - 1865 can be found in David Paul
Smith’s Frontier Defense in the Civil War. The following list is not a complete listing of
commanders for these years and will be modified as new information comes to light.
Alphabetical by commanding officer:
1st Lt. G. F. Adams
(1864 - Coryell County, 2nd Frontier District, TST)
Capt. J. Q. Adams
(1863 - Company A, 30th Batt Cavalry, TST)
Capt. William C. Adams
(1861 - Company C, 2nd Regiment, Texas Mounted Rifles,
TST)
Capt. A. A. Aden
(1863 - Company E, 2nd Brigade, TST)
Capt. Gerbard Albers
(1861 - Long Prairie German Company, Reserve Infantry
Company, Fayette County, TST)
Capt. S. Alexander
(1861 - La Grange German Company, Reserve Company,
Fayette County, TST)
Capt. W. J. Alexander
(1862 - Mounted Regiment, TST)
Capt. S. W. Allen
(1862 - Coast Guards, Precinct No. 5, Harris County, 16th
Brigade, TST)
Capt. William Allen
(1862 - Beat No. 5, Harrison County, 6th Brigade, TST)
Capt. P. M. Amory
Capt. W. B. Anderson
Capt. Thomas P. Andrews
Capt. J. N. Arnold
Capt. John B. Ashford
Capt. Robert P. Ashford
Capt. John P. Austin
Capt. J. F. Baker
Capt. Steve F. Baker
Capt. William Banta
Capt. James W. Barnes
Capt. R. S. Barnes
Capt. Calvin Barrett
Capt. James B. Barry
Capt. John Barton
Capt. Denson Belk
Capt. G. P. Bell
Capt. R. E. Bell
Capt. W. M. Bell
Capt. A. J. Berry
Capt. H. A. B. Berry
Capt. H. W. Berry
Capt. Elbert G. Betts
Capt. John A. Bevers
Capt. H. Biberstein
Capt. A. M. Birdwell
Capt. G. C. Bittick
Capt. William A. Blackwell
Capt. W. P. Blocker
Capt. R. S. Board
Capt. Thomas Bolin
Capt. John W. Bone
Capt. G. H. Borden
(1862 - Beat No. 6, Austin County, 2nd Regiment, 23rd
Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 6, Fayette County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Cavalry, Kaufman County, 13th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 4, Colorado County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 4, Grimes County, 17th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company B, Milam County, 1st Regiment, 27th
Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Infantry Company, Rio Grande Military District,
TST)
(1863 - 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1861? - Mounted Riflemen, Orange County, 2nd Brigade,
TST)
(1864 - Company A, Mounted Regiment, TST)
(1863 - Company A, Volunteers and Drafted men, 17th
Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company 2nd Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Reserve Company, Titus County, 8th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Mounted Texas Rangers, TST)
(1864 - Company 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1863 - Precincts No. 5 & 13, Panola County, 4th Brigade,
TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 4, Fayette County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Bell’s Ranger Company, Titus County, 8th Brigade,
TST)
(1863 - Precinct No. 7, Shelby County, 4th Brigade, TST)
(1863; 1864 - Company A, 2nd Regiment, 27th Brigade,
TST)
(1862 - Company C, Beat No. 3, Angelin County, 3rd
Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Nueces County, 29th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 4, Leon County, 18th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 4, Upshur County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1861; 1864 - Minute Company, Mason and Kimball
Counties, 2nd Frontier District, TST)
(1862 - Infantry, Twitty’s Regiment, 21st Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Burnet County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1861; 1862 - Minute men, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 3, Harrison County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 6, Harrison County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - White Oak Spartans, Titus County, 8th Brigade,
TST)
(1863 - Company C, Cavalry, 15th Battalion, TST)
(1862 - Company A, Beat No. 1, Angelin County, 3rd
Frontier District, TST)
Capt. John P. Border
Capt. Julius Bose
Capt. J. B. Bounds
Capt. Joseph M Bounds
Capt. John R. Bowden
Lt. Gotlieb Brandenburg
Capt. Philip Braubach
Capt. F. Breazeale
Capt. J. M. Breedlove
Capt. A. B. Bridges
Capt. J. M. Brison
Capt. John M. Bronaugh
Capt. B. Brooks
Capt. C. W. Brown
Capt. J. B. Brown
Capt. John C. Brown
Capt. John H. Brown
Capt. Stephen D. Brown
Capt. Harrison Brummitt
Capt. Allen Brunson
Capt. Allen Brunson
Capt. John K. Bumpass
Capt. J. C. Burge
Capt. George Burkhart
Capt. James Burleson
Capt. J. M. Burroughs
Capt. Clemente Bustillo
Capt. R. N. Butler
Capt. C. Byrne
Capt. J. J. Callan
Capt. J. R. Campbell
Capt. John E. Campbell
Capt. Embery Cannon
Capt. Marcus H. Cansler
Capt. J. S. Carnall (?)
(1863 - Company A, San Augustine County, 3rd Brigade,
TST)
(1862 - 1st Regiment, TVI, 31st Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 2, Kaufman County, 13th Brigade,
TST)
(1861 - Collin County, TVI, Young’s Regiment, TST)
(1863 - Company D, 24th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Precinct No. 3, Mason county for local defense)
(1861; 1862 - Minute Company, Gillespie County, TST)
(1864 - Llano County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1864 - Cavalry Company of exempts, Hays County, TST)
(???? - Hopkins (?) County, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 7, Upshur County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Mounted Minute Men, Jackson County, 24th
Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Robertson Rifles, 18th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 7, Harrison County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beats 5 & 12, Harrison County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Mill Creek Cavalry (aka Ellis Company) Ellis
County, 19th Brigade, TST)
(1863; 1864 - San Saba County, 2nd Frontier District, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 1, 21st Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Farmersville Cavalry, No. 1, Collin County, 15th
Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Company C, Montague County, Frontier Regiment,
TST)
(Company A, Frontier Regiment, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 1, 2nd Regiment, 15th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 3, Kaufman County, 13th Brigade,
TST)
(1861; 1862 - Reserve Company, Beats 1 & 5, Matagorda
County, TST)
(1861 - The Red Land Avengers, San Augustine County,
3rd Brigade, TST)
(1863 - TST)
(1861 - 30th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Milton Guards, Fayette County, TST)
(1863 - Company B, 5th Regiment, Infantry, TST)
(1862; 1863 - Company G, Frontier Regiment, TST)
(1863 - Company F, Washington County, 23rd Brigade,
TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 10, Travis County, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 1, Kaufman County, 13th Brigade,
TST)
(1861 - Company H, Infantry, Young’s Regiment, TST)
(1862 - Caldwell County, 25th Brigade, TST)
Capt. Robert J. Carr
Capt. William Caruth
Capt. John Cawlfield
Capt. L. T. Cazoy
Capt. James A. Chamberlin
Capt. Edward Chambers
Capt. Edward Chambers
Capt. J. W. Chandler
Capt. Wyley Chandler
Capt. William Clayton
Capt. D. B. Cleveland
Capt. L. G. Cleveland
Capt. D. C. Cobb
Capt. James Coffey
Capt. Alexander Coleman
Capt. John T. Connelly
Capt. B. F. Conner
Capt. John H. Conner
Capt. H. G. Cook
Capt. Hiram W. Cook
Capt. Jesse M. Cook
Capt. R. V. Cook
Maj. R. S. Coon
Capt. Wilbur F. Cotten
Capt. M. G. Cotton
Capt. D. L. F. William Craig
Capt. H. R. Crawford
Capt. A. T. Crosby
Capt. William L. Crosby
Capt. R. Y. Cross
Capt. William H. Culver
Capt. J. S. Culwell
Capt. James Cunningham
Capt. J. J. Cureton
Capt. J. J. Cureton
Capt. J. W. Curtis
Capt. James L. Dallas
Capt. J. W. Daniel
(1861; 1862 - Beat No. 10, Fayette County, 22nd Brigade,
TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 4, 2nd Regiment, 15th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 10, Travis County, 26th Regiment,
TST)
(1863 - Precinct #1, Shelby County, 4th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company F, 24th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - District No. 3, Collin County, TST)
(1863 - Company D, 15th Battalion, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 1, Austin County, 2nd Regiment, 23rd
Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 2, Cherokee County, 10th Brigade, TST)
(1863; 1864 - Company A, Palo Pinto County, 1st Frontier
District, TST)
(1861; 1862 - Palo Pinto Minute Men, TST)
(1863 - Company D, Liberty County, 1st Regiment Infantry,
2nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 9, Fayette County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 13, Upshur County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 3, Grimes County, 17th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Precinct No. 1, Hays County, 26th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Precinct No. 5, Shelby County, 4th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - San Saba County, Carter’s regiment, 31st Brigade,
TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 5, Fayette County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Mounted Ranging Company, Coryell County for
frontier protection)
(1861 - Dangerfield Grays, Titus County, 8th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. l , Colorado County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Independent Battalion, Llano County, TST)
(1861 - Hamilton County Guards Minute Company, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 3, Bexar County, 30th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Van Zandt County, Locke’s Regiment, TST)
(1861 - Hays’ County State Guards, 26th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 10, Upshur County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Cyprus Blues, Titus County, 8th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Lampasas County, 27th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Erath County, 2nd Frontier District, TST)
(1864 - Company B, Parker County, 1st Frontier District,
TST)
(1861; 1864 - Minute Men, Comanche County, TST)
(1862 – Company B, Frontier Regiment, TST)
(1863; 1864 – Company A, Frontier Regiment, TST)
(1864 - Stephens County, TST)
(1863 - Cavalry, Company B, 23rd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Infantry, Smith County, 12th Brigade, TST)
Capt. R. S. Darden
Capt. Henry T. Davis
Capt. J. F. Davis
Capt. Jacob Dearing
Capt. E. L. Deaton
Capt. S. J. Denman
Capt. J. J. Diamond
Capt. J. H. Dillahunty
Capt. John J. Dix
Capt. Thomas S. Dodson
Sgt. J. B. Doering
Capt. John Donelson
Capt. Bartholomew Donnelly
Capt. Christian Dorbandt
Capt. C. W. Dorset
Capt. Theodore Dorsett
Capt. Daniel C. Doughty
Capt. J. M. Douglas
Capt. Douglass
Capt. J. G. Dubose
Capt. Seb Duerr
Capt. William Dulaney
Capt. John W. Duncan
Capt. N. C. Duncan
Capt. W. W. Dunn
Maj. W. W. Dunn
Lt. Joseph A. Durand
Capt. Bruno Durst
Capt. John S. Durst
Capt. J. B. Earhart
Capt. Alexander Earp
Capt. B. P. Earp
Capt. C. R. Earp
Capt. Hyman T. Edgar
Capt. William Edgar
Capt. William Edwards
(1861 - Beat No. 11, Upshur County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1862; 1863 - Frontier Regiment, TST)
(1864 - Company E, 1st Regiment, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company C, Gillespie County, 3rd Frontier District,
TST)
(1863 - Home Defense, Comanche County, TST)
(1864 - Cavalry Company, Gonzales and Guadalupe
Counties, 25th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Company A, 3rd Regiment, TST)
(1864 - Palo Pinto County, 1st Frontier District, TST)
(1862 - Company H, Frontier Regiment, TST)
(1863 - Company F, 11th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Squad cavalry, Randall County, 31st Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Mounted Rangers, Rio Grande Regiment, TST)
(1861 - Company E, Infantry, Rio Grande Regiment, TST)
(1864 - Precincts No. 4, 5 and 6, Burnet County, 3rd
Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Llano County, TST)
(1863 - Company C, Mounted Company for frontier
protection, 21st Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Company B, 29th Battalion, 3rd Regiment Cavalry,
TST)
(1862 - Infantry Company, Smith County, 12th Brigade,
TST)
(1864 - Company F, Burleson and Robertson Counties, 18th
Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Precinct No. 6, Hunt County, 11th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company D, Infantry, 23rd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Caney Creek Mounted Infantry, Fannin County,
14th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 2, Upshur County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Brown County, 2nd Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Tarrant County Rifles, 20th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Angelina Battalion, 3rd Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Squad No. 1, Atacosa County, 2nd Frontier District,
TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 1, Leon County, 18th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company D, 1st Battalion, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Wise County, 1st Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Van Zandt County, Locke’s Regiment, TST)
(1861 - Minute Men, Wise County, Mounted Rangers,
TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 4, Upshur County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Mounted Regiment, Uvalde County, TST)
(1861 - Alamo City Guards, TST)
(1861 - Company A Infantry, Rio Grande Regiment, TST)
Capt. Robert P. Elgin
Capt. M. J. Elleryton
Capt. Wade H. Ellis
Capt. T. K. Ellison
Capt. T. K. Ellison
Capt. J. A. Emison
Capt. James W. English
Capt. George B. Erath
Maj. George B. Erath
Capt. Elias N. Eubank
Capt. S. A. Fairchild
Lt. D. H. Farr
Capt. L. J. Farrar
Capt. C. H. Featherston
Capt. William Feller
Capt. William A. Ferguson
Capt. R. Fielder
Capt. George P. Finley
Capt. J. F. Flewellen
Capt. H. F. Ford
Col. John S. Ford
Capt. Samuel Fossett
Capt. George W. Frazar
Capt. W. B. Frazier
Capt. Samuel Friend
Capt. William R. Friend
Capt. Thomas C. Frost
Capt. D. Y. Gaines
Capt. James C. Gaither
Capt. William Gardner
Capt. H. P. Garnson
Capt. Sextus Garrett
Capt. Serapia Garza
Capt. E. B. Gassaway
Capt. A. R. Gates
Capt. August George
Capt. George Gibson
(1862 - Precinct No. 2, Travis County, TST)
(1863 - Precinct No. 2, Shelby County, 4th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company C, Angelina County, 3rd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 6, Upshur County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beats No. 6 and 13, Harrison County, 6th Brigade,
TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 2, Victoria County, TST)
(1864 - Johnson County, 2nd Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Minute Men for McLennan County, TST)
(1864 - Commanding 2nd Frontier District, TST)
(1863 - Infantry Company B, Nacogdoches and Angelina
Counties, 3rd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Orange Grays, Orange County, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Kerr County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Limestone County Volunteers, 4th Regiment, 19th
Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Company H Infantry, Young’s Regiment, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 4, Gillespie County, 31st Brigade,
TST)
(1863 - Company D, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company B, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 1, Lavaca County, 24th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 1, Washington County, 1st Regiment, 23rd
Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Independent Calloway Company, Upshur County,
TST)
(1861 - Commanding Rio Grande Regiment, TST)
(1861 - Bosque County, TST)
(1861 - Fort Merrell Guards, Live Oaks County, 29th
Brigade, TST)
(???? - 11th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Coryell Minute Company, Rangers, TST)
(1861 - DeWitt Rifles, DeWitt County, 24th (?) Brigade,
TST)
(1861 - Mounted Rangers, McCulloch’s Regiment, TST)
(1862 - Cavalry Company, 12th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Round Top Guerillas, Fayette County, 22nd
Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 8, Lamar County, 9th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 9, Cook County, 21st Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company B Cavalry, 24th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Minute Men, Starr County, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 3, Upshur County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Fayette County, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 3, Colorado County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company A, 11th Brigade, TST)
Capt. J. H. Gibson
Capt. N. M. Gillentine
Capt. David Gilletty
Lt. Singleton Gilbert
Capt. James Gilliam
Capt. Good
Capt. John Goode
Capt. James Goodson
Capt. R. K. Gordon
Capt. Joseph R. Goud
Capt. W. S. Gouldy
Capt. Dan Grady
Capt. Gid Graham
Capt. James Graham
Capt. John Graham
Capt. James W. Gray
Capt. C. C. Grayson
Capt. Sam Green
Capt. Harrison Gregg
Capt. Otto Grell
Capt. Thomas C. Gresham
Capt. J. J. Groos
Capt. Henry Grussendorf
Capt. Austin Gugger
Capt. J. P. Guinn
Capt. H. Gunther
Capt. N. Gussett
1st Lt. Fr. G. Haby
Capt. J. R. Hagler
Capt. W. A. Haile
Capt. C. D. Halbert
Capt. L. N. Halbert
Capt. W. A. Hale
Capt. G. W. Haley
Capt. William T. Hamilton
Capt. Hammock
(1862 - Beat No. 3, Matagorda County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company F, Erath County, 20th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Precinct No. 4, Sabine County, 4th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company No. 1, Eastland County, 2nd Frontier
District, TST)
(1861 - Savannah Blues, Home Company, Precinct No. 1,
Red River County, 8th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Smith County, 12th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - District No. 2, Grayson County, TST)
(1862 - Beat No.3, Montgomery County, 17th Brigade,
TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 11, Bastrop County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 6, Cooke County, 21st Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company K, Bosque and Coryell Counties, 1st
Regiment, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company D, 4th Battalion, Cavalry, TST)
(1864 - Coryell County, 2nd Frontier District, TST)
(1864 - 1st Frontier District, TST)
(1862 - Mounted Coast Guards, Nueces County, 29th
Brigade, TST)
(1862; 1863 - Bexar County, 30th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company E, Nacogdoches County, 3rd Brigade,
TST)
(1861 - Minute Company, Clay County, TST)
(1863 - Company C Infantry, 24th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 2, Medina County, 31st Brigade, TST)
(1862; 1863 - Grimes County, 17th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 2, Comal County, 31st Brigade, TST)
(???? - Pin Oak German Rifle Company, Bastrop County,
26th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 27, Bexar County, 30th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company A, Montague County, 1st Frontier
District, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 1, Comal County, 31st Brigade, TST)
(1863; 1864 - Live Oak County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1863 - Local Defense, Medina County, 31st Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 11, Harrison County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Van Dorn Mounted Rifles, Bexar County, 30th
Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 5, Upshur County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1861; 1863 - Washington County, 23rd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 7, Fayette County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1863 - 2nd Frontier District, TST)
(1862 - Infantry Company, Smith County, 12th Brigade,
TST)
(1861 - Precinct No. 3, Jasper County, 2nd Brigade, TST)
Capt. H. A. Hamner
Capt. G. J. Hampton
Capt. B. B. Haney
Capt. J. M. Hanks
Capt. W. T. Harbour
Capt. John T. Harcourt
Capt. A. J. Hardin
Capt. J. A. Hargrove
Capt. H. Harigel
Capt. Asa Harold
Capt. Emsley Harris
Capt. M. G. Harris
Capt. W. R. Harrison
Capt. James Hart
Capt. N. D. J. Hatfield
Capt. D. Haynes
Capt. David Hazelwood
Capt. William J. E. Heard
Capt. F. Heidemeyer
Capt. Joh Heilman
Capt. R. C. Hemingway
Capt. Manuel C. Herrera
Lt. C. Herring
Capt. George G. Higginbotham
Capt. R. D. Hightower
Capt. Higinbottom
Capt. James O. Hill
Capt. W. J. Hill
Capt. H. Hillebrand
Capt. R. Hillebrand
Capt. M. D. Hines
Capt. W. Hinuber
Capt. L. M. Holbert
(1861 - Mounted Volunteers, 2nd Regiment, TST)
(1861 - Company A, Victoria Blues, Vitoria County, 24th
Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company A, Wise County, 1st Frontier District,
TST)
(1864 - Company A, Wise County, 1st Frontier District,
TST)
(1861 - Minute men, Kerr County, TST)
(1863 - Unattached Company, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company H, Kaufman County, 1st Regiment, 2nd
Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 5, Lavaca County, 24th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 1 Fayette County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Mounted Infantry, Fayette County, 7th Brigade,
TST)
(1861 - Precinct No. 9, Lamar County, 9th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Harris Spring Grays, Titus County, 8th Brigade,
TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 4, Cooke County, 21st Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct A and B, Nacogdoches County, 3rd
Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 1, Victoria County, TST)
(1862 - Jackson County Reserve Home Guards, 24th
Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 1, Lavaca County, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 1, Reserve Company, Wharton County,
TST)
(1862 - Infantry Company, Comal County, 31st Brigade,
TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 3, Comal County, 31st Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Red River Home Guards, Red River County, 8th
Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 5, Bexar County, 30th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - McMullin County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(???? - Company D, TST)
(1863 - Company B, Infantry, 17th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Anderson County, 11th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Cook County, 1st Frontier District, TST)
(1863 - Home Defense, McCulloch County, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 3, Fayette County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Rutersville German Company, Volunteer Infantry,
Fayette County, TST)
(1861 - Precinct No. 2, Newton County, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 4, DeWitt County, 24th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company C, 23rd Brigade, TST)
Capt. R. Holburn
TST)
Capt. George C. Holcomb
Capt. Spearman Holland
Capt. Orlando N. Hollingsworth
Capt. W. D. Holly
Capt. Holmack
Capt. John Holman
Capt. John Holt
Lt. W. A. Hudson
Capt. Thomas Hull
Lt. Alf Hunter
Capt. Alf Hunter
Capt. James M. Hunter
Capt. Hurt
Capt. John Hustedt
Capt. J. C. Hutchens
Capt. S. M. Hyde
Lt. John Hynes
Capt. R. J. Irving
Capt. Jackman
Capt. D. W. Jackson
Capt. M. G. Jacobs
Capt. C. F. James
Capt. D. A. Jameson
Capt. William H. Jasper
Capt. J. F. Johnson
Capt. T. J. Johnson
Capt. Isham G. Jones
Capt. James Jones
Capt. R. M. Jones
Capt. Tignal W. Jones
Capt. W. H. Jones
Capt. Williamson Jones
Capt. T. J. Josey
Capt. Charles Keiser
Capt. John J. Keith
Capt. Julius Kellersberger
Capt. W. H. Kelley
Capt. A. J. Kercheville
Lt. James P. King
Capt. J. M. Kirby
(1862 - Precinct No. 4, Calhoun County, 24th Brigade,
(1862 - beat No. 7, Cherokee County, 10th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Precinct No. 8, Panola County, 4th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Cavalry, Rusk County, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 5, Leon County, 18th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Precinct No. 4, Tyler County, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 12, Fayette County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Cherokee County, 10th Brigade, TST)
(1864? - Gillespie County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1863 - Precincts 4 and 14, Panola County, 4th Brigade,
TST)
(1863 - Precinct No. 1, Mason County, TST)
(1864 - Precinct No. 1, Mason County, TST)
(1862; 1863 - Mounted Regiment, TST)
(1863 - Precinct No. 6, Shelby County, 4th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 3, Colorado County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 3, Cooke County, 21st Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Nacogdoches County, 3rd Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Bee County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1864 - Blanco County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1864 - Company C, 1st Regiment, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 4, Colorado County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 4, DeWitt County, TST)
(1861 - Precinct No. 9, Hopkins County, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 8, Grimes County, 17th Brigade, TST)
(1862; 1863 - Company C, Twitty’s Regiment, 21st
Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Mt. Vernon Grays, Titus County, 8th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Wise County, 1st Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Gonzales Rifles, Gonzales County, 25th Brigade,
TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 1, Bastrop County, 26th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 5, Cooke County, 21st Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Tyler Dragoons, Cavalry Company, Smith County,
13th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Kendall County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1861; 1862 - Lampasas Minute Men, TST)
(1863 - Company B, 17th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 16, Bexar County, 30th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Erath County Minute Men, TST)
(1861 - High Hill Light Infantry, Fayette County, TST)
(1863 - Company H, Cavalry, 25th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 1, Blanco County, 31st Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Karnes County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1863 - Company F, 4th Battalion Cavalry, TST)
Capt. W. L. Kirksey
Capt. Robert Kleburg
Capt. Theodore Kleineke
Capt. E. Krauskopf
Capt. Jacob Kuechler
Capt. L. Kulmann
Capt. H. Kulow
Capt. H. W. Kyser
Capt. A.S. Labuzan
Lt. Otto Lange
Capt. B. Lanham
Capt. J. S. Lauderdale
Capt. John Lawhon
Capt. W. H. Lawrence
Capt. H. Ledbetter
Capt. M. D. Leverett
Capt. David Lewis
Capt. William Charles Lewis
Capt. Ernst Liermann
Capt. S. H. Ligon
Capt. W. C. Lillie
Capt. John Littleton
Capt. W. J. Locke
Capt. R. Loggins
Col. G. Lohmitz
Capt. R. B. Long
Capt. J. C. Loving
Capt. John Low
Capt. M. B. Loyd
Capt. J. M. Lucky
Capt. W. G. Lyman
Capt. William C. Lyon
(1861 - Cavalry Company, Trinity County, 13th Brigade,
TST)
(1861 - DeWitt County, 24th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company A, Galveston County, 1st Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company B, Gillespie County, 3rd Frontier District,
TST)
(1861 - Rangers, Gillespie, Kerr and Hays Counties,
Frontier Regiment, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 2, Gillespie County, 31st Brigade,
TST)
(1861 - Frelsburg Home Guards, Colorado County, TST)
(1861 - Company I, Kaufman County, Parson’s Regiment,
TST)
(1863 - Company I, 4th Regiment, 11th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Precinct No. 2, Mason County, 31st Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Coryell County, 2nd Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Labadie Rifles Volunteer Company, Washington
County, 23rd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Company B, Frontier Regiment, TST)
(Reserve Infantry, Beat No. 5, Anderson County, 13th
Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Round Top Guards, Beat No. 4, Fayette County,
22nd Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company B Infantry, Rusk County, 5th Brigade,
TST)
(1861 - Beats 2, 3 and 4, Calhoun County, 24th Brigade,
TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 1, Mason County, 31st Brigade, TST)
(1861; 1862 - Alleyton and New Mainz German Home
Guard, Beat No. 5, Colorado County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 4, Fannin County, 14th Brigade, TST)
(1861; 1862 - Beat No. 8, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Texas Mounted Rangers, Rio Grande Regiment,
TST)
(1864 - Gillespie County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1863 - 23rd Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Commanding 31st Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Infantry, Smith County, 12th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company C, Palo Pinto County, 1st Frontier
District, TST)
(1861 - Rough and Ready Home Guard, St. Mary, Texas,
TST)
(1862; 1863 - Company B, Frontier Regiment, TST)
(1864 - Parker County, 1st Frontier District, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 8, Travis County, 26th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company B, Panola County, 4th Brigade, TST)
Gen. J. D. McAdoo
Capt. A. K. McCain
Lt. A. S. McCamant
Capt. Richard D. McCary
Capt. A. McClatchy
Capt. Joseph McClendon
Capt. Benjamin W. McCulloch
Capt. W. W. McDaniel
Capt. A. K. McDonald
Capt. Alex McDowie
Capt. J. M. McElroy
Capt. E. W. McGraw
Lt. J. F. McKeen
Capt. Charles D. McKnight
Capt. George McLaughlin
Capt. Daniel McMillan
Capt. N. D. McMillan
Capt. John McMinn
Capt. W. W. McNeal
Capt. P. S. McNeel
Capt. H. A. McPhaill
Capt. J. M. McReynolds
Capt. W. H. McSwane
Capt. A. Mackness
Capt. John Mackoy
Capt. James P. Magill
Capt. Samuel F. Mains
Capt. Frederick J. Malone
Capt. B. D. Martin
Capt. J. B. B. Martin
Capt. J. J. Martin
Capt. L. J. Martin
Capt. Robert B. Martin
Capt. Socrates Martin
Capt. Thomas Martin
Capt. Martin Martindale
Capt. R. H. Matley
Capt. W. M. C. Matthews
Capt. Z. T. Mattingly
Capt. G. P. Mattison
(1864 - Commanding 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Minute Men, Brown County, TST)
(1864 - Erath County, 30th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 1, Grimes County, 17th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 13, Fayette County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Precincts 9 and 12, Panola County, 4th Brigade,
TST)
(1863 - Company A, Infantry, 25th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Precinct No. 8, Sabine County, 4th Brigade, TST)
(1861? - Liberty Home Guards, Precinct No. 4, Kaufman
County, 13th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 2, Fayette County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Precinct No. 6, Sabine County, 4th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 3, Upshur County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Coleman County, 2nd Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Van Zandt County, Locke’s Regiment, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 1, Harrison County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company C, Bell County, 1st Regiment, 27th
Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Company E, Mounted Volunteers, Frontier
Regiment, TST)
(1864 - Local defense, Precinct No. 8, Collins County,
TST)
(1862 - Caldwell County, 25th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 2, Matagorda County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Beauregard Cavalry, Washington County, 23rd
Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Johnson County, 2nd Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 6, Freestone County, 19th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 8, Cooke County, 21st Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Columbus Grays, Colorado County, TST)
(1863 - Burnet County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1862 - Montague County, 21st Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Lavaca County, 24th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Company A, Hunt County, 14th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Erath County, 2nd Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 2, Lamar County, 9th Brigade, TST)
(Beat No. 7, Harrison County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Van Zandt County, Locke’s Regiment, TST)
(1863 - Company A Infantry, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company B, 1st Regiment, TST)
(1863 - Unattached Infantry, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 2, Harrison County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 2, Cooke County, 21st Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company F, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Leon and Madison Counties, 18th Brigade, TST)
Capt. Morris B. May
Capt. George Mayer
Capt. J. C. Means
Capt. William Meiten
Capt. F. S. Menefee
Capt. George Menefee
Lt. Anton Menges
TST)
Capt. Charles Young Michel
Col. W. J. Mills
Capt. Asa Mitchell
Capt. B. Mitchell
Lt. Robert P. Mitchell
Capt. Charles de Montel
Capt. J. M. Montgomery
Capt. Jesse Moore
Capt. John Moore
Capt. Joseph A. Moore
Capt. W. D. F. Moore
Capt. George Morgan
Capt. John D. Morgan
Capt. John G. Morris
Capt. D. H. Moseley
Capt. W. G. Moseley
Capt. A. F. Moss
Capt. William E. Motheral
Capt. W. E. Motheral
Capt. John W. Mullen
Capt. Isaac Mullins
Capt. M. P. Munyan
Capt. A. J. Murray
Capt. John J. Myers
Capt. R. B. Nance
(1861 - Iron Guards, Caldwell County, 25th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 2, Medina County, 31st Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Freestone Invincibles, Freestone County, 15th
Regiment, 19th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 5, Fayette County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - F. S. R. Guards, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Calhoun County, TST)
(1863 - Local defense, Gillespie County, 31st Brigade,
(1862 - Precinct No. 11, Bastrop County, 26th Brigade,
TST)
(1861 - 2nd Regiment, 2nd Brigade, Liberty County, TST)
(1862 - Minute Men. Home Guards, TST)
(1864 - Bandera County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1862 - Company A, Beat No. 2, Bastrop County, 26th
Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Company G, Frontier Regiment, Mounted
Volunteers, TST)
(1863 - Company C, Cavalry, 17th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Titus County, 8th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Trespalacios Coast Guard, Matagorda County,
TST)
(1861 - Precinct No. 6, Hopkins County, 9th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Gray Rock Dragoons, Titus County, 8th Brigade,
TST)
(1864 - Company H, 1st Regiment, 3rd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 3, Bastrop County, 26th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beats 4 and 11, Harrison County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Precinct No. 1, Brown County, 2nd Frontier District,
TST)
(1861 - Brazoria Volunteers, Rio Grande Regiment, TST)
(1861 - Volunteer Cavalry, Limestone County, 4th
Regiment, 19th(?) Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company A, Frontier Troops, TST)
(1863 - Erath County, 20th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Williamson Bowies, Williamson County, 4th
Regiment, Texas Cavalry, 27th Brigade, TST)
(1863; 1864 - Coleman and part of Brown Counties, 2nd
Frontier District, TST)
(1863 - Company F, Washington County, 23rd Brigade,
TST)
(1861 – Lyons Mounted Riflemen, Beat No. 6, Fayette
County, TST)
(1861 - Lone Star Mounted Rifles, Caldwell County, 25th
Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company D, 1st Battalion, 2nd Brigade, TST)
Capt. Cicero Nash
Capt. William J. Neal
Lt. J. M. Nelson
Capt. J. M. Nelson
Capt. W. T. Nettles
Capt. Charles Neuhans
Capt. J. N. Newberry
Capt. George A. Newton
Capt. Josiah Nichols
Capt. Andrew J. Nicholson
Capt. Charles H. Nimitz
Capt. Nat Nolan
Col. James M. Norris
Capt. W. G. O’Brien
Capt. W. G. O’Brien
Capt. H. Ochiltree
Capt. Josiah Ogburn
Maj. Charles A. Ogsbury
Capt. A. Oliver
Capt. John Q. O’Neill
Capt. E. M. Orrick
Capt. J. L. Owen
Capt. W. B. Pace
Capt. William W. Parks
Col. W. H. Parsons
Capt. J. H. Paschal
Lt. James Paul
Capt. Wiley J. Peace
Capt. William H. Perry
Capt. William R. Peverel
Capt. William R. Peverel
(1862 - Company A, Precinct No. 2, Bastrop County, 26th
Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Johnson Slashers, Johnson County, 4th Regiment,
TST)
(1864 - 1st Battalion Mounted Infantry, Red River County,
3rd Brigade, TST)
(1864 - 7th Battalion, TST)
(1863 - Company C, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company B, Precinct No. 2, Young County, 1st
Frontier District, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 2, Upshur County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 4, Cherokee County, 10th Brigade,
TST)
(1863 - Company A, 15th Battalion, Infantry, TST)
(1861 - Fannin County, Young’s Regiment, 14th Brigade,
TST)
(1861 - Gillespie Rifles, Gillespie County, 31st Regiment,
TST)
(1861 - 2nd Regiment, Rio Grande Military District, TST)
(1862 - Frontier Regiment, TST)
(1862; 1863 - Mounted Frontier Regiment, TST)
(1864 - Non-commissioned officers and privates employed
as mechanics and laborers, Camp San Saba, TST)
(1861 - Company for Home Defense, Orange County, 2nd
Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Cavalry, Smith County, 12th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Calhoun County Battalion, 24th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 2, Victoria County, TST)
(1861 - O’Neill’s Frontier Guards, Montague County, 21st
Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company B, Jack County, 1st Frontier District,
TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 4, Angelina County, 3rd Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Precincts 2 and 3, Lampasas County, 2nd Frontier
District, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 6, Ellis County, 19th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - 4th Regiment, Texas Cavalry, TST)
(1863 - Volunteers, 29th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Mounted Rangers, Medina County, TST)
(1861 - Williamson Bowies, Williamson County, 4th
Regiment, Mounted Troops, TST)
(1861 - Mounted Rifles, Hays County, 26th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company I, Mounted Regiment, TST)
(1864 - Company A, Young County, 1st Frontier District,
TST)
Capt. A. Phillips
Capt. A. H. Phillips, Jr.
Capt. George B. Pickett
Maj. C. A. Polk
Capt. Proctor P. Porter
Lt. C. Potter
Capt. Cincinnatus Potter
Capt. Potts
Capt. J. S. Powell
Capt. Frank P. Powers
Capt. F. P. Price
Capt. Larkin F. Price
Capt. John R. Proudfoot
Capt. Edward B. Pue
Capt. E. B. Pugh
Capt. Charles L. Pyron
Capt. William Quayle
Maj. William Quayle
Capt. M. Quin
Capt. John Rabb
Capt. Thomas Rabb
Capt. W. S. Rabb
Capt. Z. M. P. Rabb
Capt. R. Radcliff
Capt. Stephen C. Ragan
Capt. Smith Ragsdale
Capt. D. W. C. Rains
Capt. John E. Rainey
Capt. Y. W. Randolph
Col. W. E. Rascoe
Capt. William J. Rascoe
Capt. L. M. Rayburn
Capt. William J. Ready
(1862 - Beat No. 5, Montgomery County, 17th Brigade,
TST)
(1861 - Lavaca Guard, Light Infantry, Calhoun County,
24th Brigade, TST)
(1864? - Wise County, 1st Frontier District, TST)
(1862 - 1st Battalion, 3rd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Infantry, Walker County, 17th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company D, Cooke County, 1st Frontier District,
TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 7, Cooke County, 21st Brigade, TST)
(1862 - San Saba County, McCulloch’s Regiment, 31st
Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 1, Fayette County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Infantry, Rio Grande Regiment, TST)
(1861 - Belgrade Volunteers, Newton County, 2nd Brigade,
TST)
(1861 - Silver Grays, Fayette County, TST)
(1861 - Rio Grande Military District, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 9, Bexar County, 30th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Erath County, 2nd Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Mounted Volunteers, 2nd Regiment, TST)
(1861 - Mounted Riflemen, Tarrant County, 28th Brigade,
TST)
(1864 - Commanding 1st Frontier District, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 5, Colorado County, 23rd Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company A, Volunteers, 29th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Company A, Karnes County, Frontier Regiment,
TST)
(1862 - Mesquite Company, Fayette County, 22nd Brigade,
TST)
(1863 - Unattached, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 2, Gillespie County, 31st Brigade,
TST)
(1861 - Invincibles, Tarrant County, 20th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Red River Rangers, Cavalry, 8th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Frontier Troops, TST)
(1861 - Precinct No. 5, Travis County, TST)
(1861 - Reserve Cavalry Company, Beat No. 5, Trinity
County, 13th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - 1st Regiment, 4th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Reserve Company, Beat No. 8, Limestone County,
19th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Gonzales Rebels, Gonzales County, 25th Brigade,
TST)
(1863 - Company A, 5th Brigade, TST)
Capt. Claiborne Rector
Capt. H. D. E. Redwine
Capt. William H. Redwood
Capt. Charles S. Reece
Capt. George R. Reeves
Capt. J. P. Renfroe
Capt. W. C. Reno
Capt. J. M. Reuss
Capt. W. W. Reynolds
Capt. J. M. Rice
Capt. N. P. Richardson
Capt. Sam P. Richardson
Capt. J. J. Richarson
Capt. A. J. Ridge
Lt. Thomas Riordan
Capt. George W. Robbins
Capt. J. F. Roberts
Capt. T. F. Roberts
Capt. A. T. Robertson
Capt. J. C. Robertson
Capt. John B. Robertson
Capt. Robert C. Robison
Capt. William F. Robison
Capt. J. B. Rocke
Capt. C. L. Roff
Capt. Jefferson C. Rogers
Capt. P. Rogers
Capt. John Rohden
Capt. Martin W. Ross
Capt. S. J. Ross
Capt. Lon Rouff
Capt. James T. Rowland
Capt. James E. Rucker
Capt. James H. Rucker
Capt. E. S. Rugeley
(1861 - Cibolo Guards, Wilson and Guadalupe Countries,
30th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Van Zandt County, Locke’s Regiment, TST)
(1861 - Rio Grande Regiment, TST)
(1861 - Prairie Blues, Red River County, 8th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - 3rd Regiment, 15th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Cavalry Company, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 4, Hunt County, 14th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Indianola Artillery Guards, Calhoun County, TST)
(1863 - Quartermaster, Frontier Regiment, TST)
(1864 - Hamilton County, 2nd Frontier District, TST)
(1862 - Robertson County Rebels, Robertson County, 18th
Brigade, TST)
(1861 - W. P. Lane Rangers, 2nd Regiment Mounted
Volunteers, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 5, Kaufman County, 13th Brigade,
TST)
(1861 - Infantry, Burnet County, 27th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Local Defense, Uvalde County, TST)
(1864 - Medina County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Home Guards, Wharton County, TST)
(1864 - Company A, Jack County, 1st Frontier District,
TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 5, 2nd Regiment, 15th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Cavalry, Smith County, 12th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Washington County, 23rd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Infantry, Beat No. 7, Limestone County, 19th
Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Comanche County, 2nd Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 3, McLennan County, 28th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Mounted Men, 21st Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Milam County Grays, 27th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 13, Harrison County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 7, Fayette County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Precinct No. 3, Henderson County, 13th Brigade,
TST)
(1863 - Precincts 2, 7 and 10, Panola County, 4th Brigade,
TST)
(1861 - Indianola Guards, Company B, Calhoun County,
24th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Mounted Regiment, TST)
(1864 - 1st Regiment, TST)
(1861 - Van Zandt County, Locke’s Regiment, TST)
(1861 - Caney Mounted Rifles, Matagorda County, 22nd
Brigade, TST)
Capt. Jacob A. Rupley
Capt. Charles A. Russell
Capt. A. A. Rutherford
Lt. Focke Saathof
Capt. John Salmon
Capt. John Salmon
Capt. William C. Sanders
Capt. R. D. Saunders
Capt. William M. Scallorn
Capt. A. J. Scarborough
Capt. H. C. T. Schmidt
Col. Jacob Schmitz
Capt. John J. Schmitz
Capt. F. Schneider
Capt. Joh Schneider
Brig. Gen. John S. Schofield
Capt. L. Schuetze
Capt. John N. Scott
Capt. M. J. Scott
Capt. P. H. Scott
Capt. Thomas G. Scott
Capt. Thomas L. Scott
Capt. O. O. Searcy
Capt. W. C. Sexton
Capt. George R. Shannon
Capt. S. Shannon
Capt. W. S. Shaw
Capt. L. W. Shepperd
Capt. W. B. Shepperd
Capt. P. M. Sherman
Capt. J. L. Shipman
Capt. W. H. Shoemake
Capt. John S. Shropshire
Capt. P. J. Simons
Capt. W. B. Sims
Capt. D. Skaggs
Capt. Benjamin Slaughter
(1861 - Lone Star Rifles, Victoria County, 24th Brigade,
TST)
(1861 - Helena Guards, Karnes County, 29th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company C, 1st Regiment, TST)
(1863 - Infantry, Medina County, 31st Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Company B, Erath County, Frontier Regiment,
TST)
(April 1862 - Company C, Stephens County, Frontier
Regiment, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 8, Ellis County, 19th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Fayette County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 8, Fayette County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Davis Guards, Cavalry, DeWitt County, 24th
Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company B, Washington County, 23rd Brigade,
TST)
(1862 - 1st Regiment, Comal County, 31st Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Home Guard, DeWitt and Goliad Counties, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 3, Colorado County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 4, Comal County, 31st Brigade, TST)
(1863 - 28th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Home Defense, Gillespie County, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 4, Montgomery County, 17th Brigade,
TST)
(1864 - Precincts 1 and 2, Lampasas County, 2nd Frontier
District, TST)
(1861 - Reserve Company, Titus County, 8th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company A, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1862; 1863 - Washington County, 23rd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Caldwell County, 25th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company C, Infantry, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Mounted Militia, 1st Regiment, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company B, Montague County, 1st Frontier
District, TST)
(1861 - Infantry, Precinct No. 1, Nueces County, 29th
Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 3, 2nd Regiment, 15th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Titus Rangers, Titus County, 8th Regiment, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 3, Leon County, 18th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Coryell County, 2nd Frontier District, TST)
(1864 - Wise County, 1st Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Shropshire Cavalry, Colorado County, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 3, Anderson County, 13th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Mounted Riflemen, Red River County, TST)
(1864 - Brown County, 2nd Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Atacosa County Minute Men, TST)
Capt. S. A. Smart
Capt. D. Smith
Capt. John L. Smith
Capt. John M. Smith
Capt. L. L. Smith
Lt. Thomas Smith
Capt. W. H. Smith
Capt. W. T. Smith
Capt. William Smith
Capt. William P. Smith
Capt. N. K. Snell
Capt. J. O. Snelling
Capt. J. F. Spears
Capt. C. H. Spence
Capt. S. J. Spiller
Capt. Isaac C. Stafford
Capt. W. J. Standifer
Capt. Silas L. Stanfield
Capt. J. J. Steele
Capt. James B. Stephens
Capt. L. H. Stephens
Capt. John L. Stevenson
Capt. W. B. Stout
Capt. D. M. Stovall
Capt. J. J. Strain
Capt. Jordan O. Straughan
Capt. L. M. Strobel
Capt. T. B. Stubbs
Capt. N. M. Stukes
Capt. John A. Suggs
Capt. W. A. Surginier
Capt. Swift
Capt. L. Syberbeck
Capt. M. D. Tackitt
Lt. Col. C. W. Tait
Maj. C. William Tait
Capt. Taylor
Capt. James Taylor
Capt. John Taylor
Capt. William Thaxton
Capt. E. L. Theumann
Capt. H. J. Thompson
(1862 - Beats 1 and 9, Upshur County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Precinct No. 7, Sabine County, 4th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Colorado and Fayette Counties, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 4, Llano County, 31st Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Precinct No. 9, Shelby County, 4th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Jack County, TST)
(1862 - Infantry, Smith County, 12th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 5, Harrison County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Precincts 6 and 11, Panola County, 4th Brigade,
TST)
(1861 - Fayetteville Home Guards, Reserve Company,
Fayette County, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 4, Austin County, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 2, Bastrop County, 26th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company C, 24th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 2, Angelina County, 3rd Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company B, 18th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - 2nd Regiment, TST)
(1864 - Burnet County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1862 - Medina Guards, Precincts 6 and 9, Bexar County,
30th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company F, 1st Regiment, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Infantry, Grimes County, 17th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 5, Cooke County, 21st Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company E, 16th Battalion, TST)
(1861 - 8th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Jasper Blues, Jasper County, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 2, 2nd Regiment, 15th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company E, 15th Battalion, TST)
(1863 - Company C, Brazoria County, Cavalry, 16th
Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company B, Galveston County, 1st Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 1, DeWitt County, TST)
(1863 - Company B, Cavalry, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company G, 1st Regiment, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Precinct No. 4, Newton County, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 4, Fayette County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Jack County Rangers, TST)
(1863 - 4th Battalion, TST)
(1863 - 22nd Battalion, Companies A, B, and C, TST)
(1861 - Precinct No. 6, Polk County, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precincts 7 and 10, Bastrop County, TST)
(1864 - Jack County, 1st Frontier District, TST)
(1861; 1862 - San Saba County, 31st Brigade, TST)
(1863 - 23rd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Minute Company, Parker County, TST)
Capt. H. J. Thompson
Capt. John M. Thompson
Capt. S. Thulemeier
Capt. Bernard Timmons
Capt. C. G. Titsworth
Capt. L. M. Todd
Capt. Lewis Todd
Capt. John F. Tom
Capt. Augustus A. Tomlinson
Capt. John A. Tomwalt
Capt. Silas Totten
Capt. Stapleton Townsend
Capt. T. L. Townsend
Capt. William T. Townsend
Capt. A. J. Tucker
Capt. J. A. Tullas
Capt. Joseph Tumlinson
Capt. George W. Tuttle
Capt. William C. Twitty
Capt. Monroe Upton
Capt. William F. Upton
Capt. M. Upchurch
Capt. John A. Vanalstyne
Capt. H. Van Buren
Capt. Jesse Vannoy
Capt. George W. Volk
TST)
Capt. William Wahrmund
Capt. John W. Walden
Lt. P. Waldrup
Capt. Edward Walker
Capt. N. G. Walker
Capt. Edwin Waller
Capt. John E. Walling
Capt. A. Y. Walton
Capt. A. Wangemann
(1864 - Jack County, TST)
(1861 - Van Zandt County, Locke’s Regiment, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 1, Colorado County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Buchler Rifles, Infantry, Fayette County, TST)
(1863 - Beat No. 1, Hunt County, 14th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Van Zandt County, Locke’s Regiment, TST)
(1862 - Cavalry, Smith County, 12th Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Atacosa County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Company F, Rio Grande Infantry, TST)
(1861 - Stockton Cavalry, Johnson County, TST)
(1864 - Company A, Bosque County, 2nd Frontier District,
TST)
(1863 - Capt. Companies A and E, 24th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 6, Colorado County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Home Guard, St Mary’s, Refugio County, 29th
Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 9, 2nd Regiment, 15th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Cavalry, Beat No. 7, Trinity County, 11th Brigade,
TST)
(1862 - Mounted Minute Men, TST)
(1861 - Wigfall Mounted Infantry, Beat No. 7, Fayette
County, TST)
(1861 - Company B, Mounted Volunteers, Cooke County,
Young’s Regiment, TST)
(1864 - Parker County, 1st Frontier District, TST)
(1864 - Company C, 4th Battalion, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 2, Grimes County, 17th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 6, Grimes County, 17th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Galveston Artillery, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Bethel Beat No. 8, Anderson County, 11th Brigade,
TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 3, Calhoun County, 24th Brigade,
(1863 - Company A, Gillespie County, 3rd Frontier District,
TST)
(1861 - Frontier Troops, TST)
(1864 - Gillespie County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Mounted Minute Men, Atacosa County, TST)
(1861 - McMullen County, 29th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Company C, Infantry, Rio Grande Regiment, TST)
(1861 - Precinct No. 3, Hays County, 26th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 2, Washington County, 1st Regiment, 23rd
Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company A, Washington County, 23rd Brigade,
TST)
Capt. Joseph Ward
Capt. Thomas W. Warren
Capt. Theophilus Watkins
Capt. J. M. Watson
Brig. Gen. William G. Webb
Lt. Augustine Weber
Capt. I. J. Welbourn
Capt. Joseph Westmaland
TST)
Capt. John M. Weston
Capt. C. Weyrich
Capt. Thomas F. Whaley
Capt. Jack Wharton
Capt. John Wheat
Capt. Anderson Whetstone
Capt. A. C. White
Capt. A. H. White
Capt. Newton White
Capt. R. P. White
Capt. William S. White
Capt. R. M. Whitesides
Capt. A. B. Whitney
Capt. James D. Whitten
Capt. C. F. Whittington
Capt. Wilburn
Capt. John A. Wilcox
Capt. E. W. Williams
Capt. J. K. Williams
Capt. R. H. Williams
Col. J. B. Wilmeth
Capt. J. R. Wilmeth
Capt. John M. Wilson
Capt. W. O. G. Wilson
Capt. William S. Wilson
Capt. Pleasant Witt
Capt. J. M. Wood
Capt. William Riley Wood
(1862; 1863; 1864 - Company C, Mounted Regiment, Clay
County, TST)
(1863 - Company C, TST)
(1864 - Uvalde County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1863 - Precinct No. 1, Sabine County, 4th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Medina County, 3rd Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Jackson Rangers, Jackson County, 24th Brigade,
TST)
(1863 - Precincts 1 and 3, Panola County, 4th Brigade,
(1861 - Company A, Fort Bend Volunteer Cavalry, 16th Brigade,
TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 2, Gillespie County, 31st Brigade,
TST)
(1864 - Cooke County, 1st Frontier District, TST)
(1861 - Texas Wide Awakes, Infantry, TST)
(1863 - Company A, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Van Zandt County, Locke’s Regiment, TST)
(1864 - Company F, 1st Regiment, TST)
(1861 - Beats 1 and 9, Upshur County, 6th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Mounted Regiment, TST)
(1862 - Precincts A and B, Nacogdoches County, 3rd
Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company I, Infantry, 1st Regiment, TST)
(1863 - Company H, Mounted Regiment, TST)
(???? - Company B, 24th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 2, Wahrton County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 3, Wharton County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Precinct No. 3, Shelby County, 4th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Alamo Rifles, Bexar County, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 3, Beat No. 2, Lavaca County, TST)
(1863 - Precinct No. 8, Panola County, 4th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Mounted Volunteers, Frio County, 3rd Frontier
District, TST)
(1862 - 2nd Regiment, 15th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 10, 2nd Regiment, 15th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Van Zandt County, Locke’s Regiment, TST)
(1861 - Hempstead Light Guards, Austin County, 23rd
Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Precinct NO. 1, Newton County, 2nd Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company A, Parker County, 1st Frontier District,
TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 11, Anderson County, 11th Brigade, TST)
(1861; 1864 - Minute Company Mounted Rangers, San
Saba County, TST)
Capt. P. C. Woods
Capt. Thomas Wooten
Capt. William Wortham
Capt. O. D. Wyche
Capt. W. L. Wynn
Col. H. Wynne
Capt. C. H. Wysong
Capt. Francisco Ximenes
Lt. Charles Yarborough
Col. N. B. Yard
Capt. David Yeary
Capt. Nathaniel B. Yelverton
Capt. Clemente Zapata
Capt. Charles Zavische
Capt. Charles Zavische
Capt. John Zwiegel
Capt. John Zwiegel
(1862 - Mounted Volunteers, 30th Brigade, TST)
(1863 - Company B, 2nd Brigade Cavalry, TST)
(1863 - Company B, 11th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precinct No. 2, Leon County, 18th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 1, Wharton County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - 10th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 6, 2nd Regiment, 15th Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Precincts 3 and 4, Bexar County, 30th Brigade,
TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 2, Lavaca County, TST)
(1863 - 1st Regiment, 1st Brigade, TST)
(1864 - Company E, Parker County, 1st Frontier District,
TST)
(1863 - Company E, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 10, Nueces County, 29th Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Reserve Infantry Company, Fayette County, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 12, Fayette County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1861 - Beat No. 1, Colorado County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
(1862 - Beat No. 7, Colorado County, 22nd Brigade, TST)
MINUTE MEN (1865 - 1866):
Alphabetical by commanding officer:
Capt. Ed Burleson
(July 1865 - August 1865 - Company of Cavalry, Travis
County)
Capt. Harteford Howard
(April 1866 - July 1866 - 2nd Parker County Minute
Company, Texas State Troops)
Capt. J. T. Rowland
(November 1866 - Company of State Troops, Montague
County, by order of Governor Throckmorton)
Capt. William B. Self
(January 1866 - Minute Men, Young County)
Capt. L. L. Tackitt
(October 1865 - 1st Parker County Minute Company, Texas
State Troops)
Capt. John Teague
(October 1865 - November 1865 - Minute Company, Wise
County)
FRONTIER FORCES (1870 - 1871):
By company designation:
Company A
Capt. Franklin Jones
(August 1870 - November 1870 - Ft. Mason / Austin)
Capt. C. G. Falcon
(January - February 1871 - Rancho Nuevo, Starr County)
Company B
Capt. A. H. Cox
Company C
Capt. John W. Samson
(September 1870 - May 1871 - Austin / Ft. Griffin,
Shackelford County /Camp Davidson, Zapata County)
(August 1870 - May 1871 - Austin / Camp Verde, Kerr
County / Ft. Griffin)
Company D
Capt. John R. Kelso
Capt. Gregorio Garcia
(September 1870 - February 1871 - Camp Wood, Kinney
County)
(March 1871 - June 1871 - San Elizario, El Paso County)
Company E
Capt. H. J. Richarz
(September 1870 - April 1872 - Ft. Inge, Uvalde County)
Company F
Capt. D. P. Baker
Company G
Capt. C. G. Falcon
Capt. H. R. von Bibberstein
Company H
Capt. Bland Chamberlain
Capt. Peter Kleid
Company I
Capt. James M. Hunter
Lt. W. W. Jones
Company K
Capt. Jacob M. Harrell
Company L
Capt. H. R. von Bibberstein
Company N
Capt. Gregorio Garcia
Company O
Capt. Peter Kleid
Company P
Capt. James M. Swisher
(November 1870 - November 1871 - Decatur, Wise
County)
(October 1870 - December 1870 - San Antonio / El Olmito,
Starr County)
(October 1870; January 1871 - May 1871 - Camp on
Spring Creek, Gillespie County)
(November 1870 - February 1871 - San Antonio / Santa
Gertrudis / Post Davidson, Zapata County)
(March 1871 - May 1871 - Camp Rio Frio)
(September 1870 - December 1870 - Ft. Griffin / Ft.
Mason)
(September 1870 - January 1871 - Austin)
(September 1870 - February 1871 - Austin / Camp Russell,
Lampasas County)
(October 1870 - December 1870 - San Antonio / Camp
Degener)
(August 1870 - April 1871 - San Elizario / Camp near Ft.
Quitman /Dog Canon, New Mexico)
(August 1870 - February 1871 - Camp Elm Creek near old
Ft. Terrett)
(September 1870 - February 1871 - Austin / Camp
Colorado)
MINUTE MEN (1872 - 1874, 1877):
By company designation:
Company A - Blanco County
Lt. James Ingram
(January 1872 - November 1872)
Lt. S. B. Gray
(April 1873 - September 1873)
Company B - Wise County
Lt. R. T. Rieger
Lt. George W. Stevens
(March 1872 - August 1872)
(October 1872 - January 1873; September 1873 - October
1873)
Company C - Kendall County
Lt. C. A. Patton
Lt. James C. Nowlin
(April 1872 - February 1873)
(March 1873 - July 1873; January 1874 - February 1874)
Company D - Comanche County
Lt. J. A. Wright
Lt. W. C. Watkins
(May 1872 - May 1873)
(September 1873 - April 1874)
Company E - Kerr County
Lt. Henry Schwethelm
(April 1872 - April 1874; November 1874 - February 1877)
Company F - Gillespie County
Lt. J. C. Lacey
Lt. William E. Hudson
Lt. B. F. Casey
(April 1872 - November 1872)
(December 1872 - April 1873)
(January 1874 - April 1874)
Company G - Brown County
Lt. George H. Adams
Sgt. J. J. Carter
(June 1872 - April 1873; September 1873 - March 1873)
(November 1873)
Company I - Cook County
Lt. J. M. Waide
(June 1872 - November 1872; July 1873)
Company K - Bandera County
Lt. Robert Ballantyne
(August 1872 - June 1873)
Company L - Coleman County
Lt. John M. Elkins
(December 1872 - January 1874)
Company M - Lampasas County
Lt. George E. Haynie
Lt. A. P. Hall
Lt. E. W. Greenwood
(September 1872 - November 1872)
(March 1873 - August 1873)
(September 1873 - March 1874)
Company N - San Saba County
Lt. William H. Ledbetter
(September 1872 - April 1874)
Company O - Burnet County
Lt. John Alexander
Lt. W. H. Sims
(September 1872 - January 1873)
(March 1873 - August 1873)
Company P - Parker County
Lt. J. C. Gilliland
(September 1872 - August 1873)
Company Q - Llano County
Lt. John M. Smith
(September 1873 - March 1874)
Company R - Mason County
Lt. Daniel Hester
Lt. C. C. Smith
(October 1872 - November 1872; April 1873 - August
1873)
(December 1873 - May 1874)
Company S - Jack County
Lt. N. Atkisson
(October 1872)
Company T - Palo Pinto County
Lt. D. H. McClure
(September 1872 - August 1873)
Company U - Montague County
Lt. John J. Willingham
(April 1872 - March 1873; June 1873 - December 1873)
Company V - Medina County
Lt. George Haby
(September 1872 - August 1873)
Company X - Maverick County
Lt. Manuel Bau
(October 1872 - October 1873)
Company Z - Erath County
Lt. C. M. O’Neal
1st Sgt. S. P. Keith
Lt. N. Keith
(December 1872 - September 1873)
(October 1873 - November 1873)
(January 1874 - April 1874)
Company #1 - Edwards County
Lt. William P. Calloway
(May 1873 - March 1874)
Company #4 - Callahan County
Lt. John W. Jones
(October 1873 - March 1874)
FRONTIER MEN (1873-1875):
Note: Those companies that served June 1874 and throughout 1875 were organized under the
same law that created the Frontier Battalion.
Alphabetical by commanding officer:
Lt. Refugio Benavides
(June 1874 - November 1875 - Frontier Men, Webb
County)
Capt. G. W. Campbell
(December 1873 - February 1874 - Rangers/Frontier Men,
Montague County)
Capt. J. G. Connell
(January 1874 - March 1874 - Company C, Brown and San
Saba Rangers)
Capt. S. W. Eastin
December 1873 - April 1874 - Jack County Rangers /
Frontier Troops)
Capt. M. R. Green
(January 1874 - February 1874 - Rangers/Frontier Men,
Erath and Comanche Counties)
Capt. W. L. Hunter
(December 1873 - March 1874) Rangers, Parker County)
Capt. W. C. McAdams
(December 1873 - April 1874 - Rangers, Palo Pinto
County)
Lt. Telesforo Montes
(May 1874 - November 1875 - Frontier Men, El Paso
County; Minute Company October 1875 - December 1875;
Mar 1876 - April 1876)
Capt. George W. Stevens
(November 1873 - March 1874 - Rangers/Minute Men,
Wise County)
Capt. A. C. Tackitt
(January 1874 - February 1874 - Rangers, Young County)
Capt. Warren Wallace
(June 1874 - September 1875 - Frontier Men, Nueces and
Rio Grande Country)
WASHINGTON COUNTY VOLUNTEER MILITIA / SPECIAL STATE TROOPS /
SPECIAL FORCES (1874 - 1881):
Capt. L. H. McNelly
(July 1874 - June 1876 - Company A, Washington County
Militia)
Lt. John M. Forshey
(September 1874 - Washington Guards)
Capt. Nicholas Weeks
(September 1874 - Lone Star Rifles, Galveston County
Militia)
Col. E. G. Bower
(September 1877 - Lamar Rifles and Stone Greys, Dallas on duty to control disturbances caused by removal of van
Zandt County seat from Canton to Willis)
Capt. George A. Hall
(November 1877 - LaGrange Company)
Capt. L. H. McNelly
(August 1876 - January 1876 - Special State Troops)
nd
(February 1877 - March 1877 - Special State Troops)
2 Lt. J. Lee Hall
1st Lt. J. Lee Hall
(April 1877 - November 1877 - Special State Troops)
Capt. J. Lee Hall
(December 1877 - December 1878 - Special State Troops)
Capt. J. Lee Hall
(August 1879 - May 1880 - Special Force)
Capt. Thomas L. Oglesby
(June 1880 - February 1881 - Special Force)
FRONTIER BATTALION (1874 - 1901):
By company designation:
Field and Staff:
Major John B. Jones
(May 1874 – Jan 1879, when appointed Adjutant General)
Capt. A. P. Blocker, Quartermaster (May 1874 – May 1875)
Capt. Martin M. Kenney, Quartermaster, Paymaster
(May 1874 – March 1875)
Capt. Neal Coldwell, Quartermaster (May 1879 – December 1882)
Capt. J. C. Johnson, Quartermaster (January 1883 – October 1885)
Capt. L. P. Sieker, Quartermaster
(October 1885 – January 1893)
Capt. G. A. Wheatley, Quartermaster (February 1893 – December 1895)
Capt. W. H. Owen, Quartermaster (January 1896 – December 1898)
Capt. L. P. Sieker, Quartermaster
(April 1899 – 1901)
Capt. E. G. Nicholson, Surgeon
(June 1874 – December 1876)
Company A
Capt. John R. Waller
1st Lt. J. A. Wright
1st Lt. J. W. Millican
2nd Lt. J. T. Wilson
1st Lt. Ira Long
1st Lt. J. M. Denton
Capt. Neal Coldwell
1st Lt. G. B. Broadwater
1st Sgt. Thomas L. Oglesby
Capt. George W. Baylor
Company A disbanded
1st Lt. H. G. Dubose
2nd Lt. C. L. Rogers
2nd Lt. Jim Moore
Company B
Capt. G. W. Stephens
1st Lt. S. G. McGarrah
Lt. Ira Long
1st Lt. G. W. Stevens
1st Sgt. C. H. Hamilton
Lt. G. W. Campbell
Lt. Junius Peak
Capt. Junius Peak
Lt. Ira Long
Capt. Bryan Marsh
Capt. S. A. McMurray
Capt. W. J. McDonald
Company C
(May 1874 - September 1874 - Erath & Comanche
Counties)
(May 1874 – Sep 1874)
(May 1874 - September 1874 - Stephens County)
(July 1874 - April 1875)
(September 1875 - August 1876)
(September 1876 - November 1876)
(December 1876 - August 1878)
(September 1878 - February 1879)
(October 1878 - July 1879)
(September 1880 - April 1885)
(April 1885 – 1899)
(June 1900 - July 1901)
(June 1900 – September 1900)
(September 1900 – 1901)
(May 1874 - December 1875 - Wise County)
(May 1874 – November 1874)
(May 1874 - May 1875)
(June 1875 – November 1875)
(September 1875 - August 1876)
(September 1876 - May 1878)
(April - May 1878 - detachment)
(Jun 1878 - April 1880)
(April 1880 - December 1880)
(January 1881 - August 1881)
(September 1881 - November 1890)
(December 1890 - August 1901)
Capt. E. F. Ikard
(May 1874 - December 1874)
st
1 Lt. G. W. Campbell
(May 1874 – November 1874)
2nd Lt. L. P. Beavert
(September 1874 - November 1874)
Company B disbanded December 1874
Capt. John C. Sparks
(Oct 1876 - November 1877)
Lt. J. B. Tays
(November 1877 - March 1878 - detachment)
Lt. J. A. Tays
(April 1878 – December 1878 – detachment)
Capt. G. W. Arrington
(November 1877 - August 1882)
Sgt. M. Ludwick
(December 1878 - May 1879 - detachment)
st
1 Lt. George W. Baylor
(August 1879 - December 1879; June 1880 - August 1880 detachment)
Detachment Company C merged into Company A September 1880
Lt. John Hoffar
(September 1882 - September 1883)
Capt. George H. Schmitt
(September 1883 - November 1887)
Company C mustered out of service November 30, 1887
1st Lt. W. J. McCauley
(June 1900 - July 1901)
Company D
Capt. C. R. Perry
1st Lt. W. H. Ledbetter
2nd Lt. D. W. Roberts
2nd Lt. F. M. Moore
Capt. D. W. Roberts
1st Lt. L. P. Sieker
Capt. L. P. Sieker
1st Lt. Frank Jones
Capt. Frank Jones
Capt. John R. Hughes
(May 1874 - December 1874)
(May 1874 – September 1874)
(May 1874 - August 1876)
(September 1876 - September 1877)
(September 1877 - September 1881)
(October 1881 – August 1882)
(September 1882 – October 1885
(May 1884 - February 1886)
(March 1886 - June 1893)
(July 1893 - August 1901)
Company E
Capt. J. W. Maltby
(May 1874 - December 1874)
Lt. J. G. Connell
(May 1874 – September 1874)
Lt. F. B. Best
(May 1874 - December 1874)
Sgt. L. Arnett
(August 1874 - December 1874 - Burnet County)
Lt. B. S. Foster
(October 1874 - May 1877)
Sgt. D. M. Whelan
(June 1877 - August 1877)
Lt. N. O. Reynolds
(September 1877 - January 1879)
Lt. C. L. Nevill
(February 1879 - August 1881)
Capt. C. L. Nevill
(September 1881 - November 1882)
Sgt. J. T. Gillespie
(September 1882 - November 1882)
Lt. J. T. Gillespie
(December 1882 - November 1883)
Capt. J. T. Gillespie
(December 1883 - April 1887)
Company E mustered out of service April 15, 1887
Capt. J. S. McNeel
(June 1891 - December 1892)
Capt. J. H. Rogers
(January 1893 - August 1901)
Company F
Capt. Neal Coldwell
1st Lt. Neal Coldwell
Lt. Pat Dolan
2nd Lt. W. K. Jones
(May 1874 - August 1875)
(September 1875 – August 1876)
(June 1874 - November 1874)
(September 1874 – May 1875)
1st Lt. Pat Dolan
(September 1876 – February 1878)
Capt. Pat Dolan
(March 1878 - February 1879)
Sgt. R. Jones
(March 1879 - May 1879)
Company F mustered out of service May 31, 1879
Capt. Thomas L. Oglesby
(March 1881 - November 1882)
Lt. C. B. McKinney
(December 1882 - February 1883)
Lt. Joseph Shely
(March 1883 - April 1884)
Capt. Joseph Shely
(May 1884 - May 1885)
Lt. William Scott
(May 1884 - March 1886)
Capt. William Scott
(April 1886 - April 1888)
Lt. J. A. Brooks
(May 1888 - April 1889)
Capt. J. A. Brooks
(May 1889 - July 1901)
STATE RANGERS (1901 - 1935): The records for the latter half of this period contain many
gaps. The list below is constructed using the available information and reflect the confusion
surrounding the command of the various Ranger companies. To add to the confusion of the poor
records, the compiler also had to contend with the constant transfer of Captains from one
company to another as companies were disbanded and emergency companies formed. Question
marks are used to mark the areas of greatest uncertainty. Research on this list is continuing and
as new information surfaces changes to the State Ranger commanders list will be made.
By company designation:
Headquarters Company
Capt. Harry M. Johnston, Quartermaster
Capt. Roy W. Aldrich, Quartermaster
(November 1917 - 1919)
(March 1919 - )
Capt. William Hanson
Capt. Joe B. Brooks
Capt. Roy C. Nichols
Capt. Frank Hamer
Capt. Tom R. Hickman
Capt. Frank Hamer
Capt. D. E. Hamer
Capt. Tom R. Hickman
(1918 - September 1919)
(October 1919 - February 1921)
(March 1921 - January 1922)
(February 1922 – June 1925)
(July 1925 – April 1927)
(May 1927 - November 1932)
(January 1933 - January 1935)
(January 1935 - November 1935)
Company A
Capt. J. A. Brooks
Sgt. J. D. Dunaway
(July 1901 - November 1906)
(November 17, 1906)
Capt. Frank Johnson
(January 1907 - August 1910)
Company A mustered out of service September 30, 1910
Capt. John R. Hughes
(February 1911 - January 1915)
Capt. J. J. Sanders
(February 1915 - March 1919)
Capt. Jerry Gray
(June 1919 – April 1925)
Capt. J. M. Fox
(June 1925 – March 1927)
Capt. W. L. Wright
(May 1927 - January 1933)
Capt. Jeff E. Vaughn
(1933 - )
Company B
Capt. W. J. McDonald
Sgt. W. J. McCauley
Capt. Tom M. Ross
Capt. M. E. Bailey
(September 1901 - December 1906)
(January 1907)
(February 1907 - February 1910)
(March 1910 – February 1911)
Capt. J. J. Sanders
Capt. J. M. Fox
(February 1911 – January 1915)
(February 1915 - May 1918)
Capt. Jerry Gray
Capt. Charles F. Stevens
Capt. Tom R. Hickman
Capt. D. E. Lindsey
(February 1919 - May 1919)
(June 1919 - Feb 1920)
(Feb 1921 - June 1925)
(July 1925 – 1927)
Capt. W. W. Sterling
Capt. Tom R. Hickman
(???? - May 1927)
(June 1927 - January 1933)
Company C
Capt. J. H. Rogers
Capt. J. M. Fox
Capt. E. H. Smith
Capt. W. L. Barler
(September 1901 - September 1911)
(October 1911 – January 1915)
(February 1915 – May 1915)
(June 1915 – August 1916)
Capt. Henry L. Ransom
Capt. W. M. Ryan
Capt. A. W. Cunningham
Capt. Frank Hamer
Capt. Roy C. Nichols
Capt. J. H. Rogers
Capt. Light Townsend
Capt. E. H. Hammond
Capt. George H. Johnson
(Feb 1917 - April 1918)
(June 1919 - February 1921)
(February 1921 - August 1921)
(September 1921 – December 1921)
(January 1922 - March 1927)
(April 1927 - November 1930)
(1931 - May 1932)
(January 1933 - August 1934)
(September 1934 - January 1935)
Company D
Capt. John R. Hughes
Capt. William Smith
(September 1901 – January 1911)
(February 1911 – October 1911)
Capt. E. H. Smith
Capt. Henry L. Ransom
Capt. Jerry Gray
Capt. J. L. Anders
Capt. W. L. Wright
Capt. W. M. Ryan
Capt. Frank Hamer
Capt. W. W. Sterling
Capt. A. R. Mace
Capt. James Robbins
(January 1915)
(July 1915 - February 1917)
(March 1917 – September 1918)
(August 1918 - May 1919)
(March 1920 - March 1925)
(June 1925 – January 1927)
(February 1927 - May 1927)
(May 1927 – October 1930)
(November 1930 - January 1933)
(February 1933 - January 1935)
Company E
Company E discharged July 8, 1901
Capt. W. L. Barler
Company E. disbanded March 1919
Capt. B. C. Baldwin
(August 1917 – March 1919)
(1923 – 1925)
Company F
Company F. discharged July 8, 1901
Capt. Carroll Bates
Capt. J. L. Anders
Capt. Will W. Davis
(August 1917 - August 1918)
(September 1918 - January 1919)
(July 1919 - February 1921)
Company G
Capt. Charles F. Stevens
Capt. W. W. Taylor
(January 1918 - November 1919)
(March 1927)
Company H
Capt. Roy W. Aldrich
(December 1917)
Company I
Capt. W. M. Ryan
(November 1917 – June 1919)
Company K
Capt. W. L. Wright
(January 1918 – June 1919)
Company L
Capt. W. W. Davis
(Decmber 1917 - March 1919)
Company M
Capt. K. F. Cunningham
Capt. Lon L. Willis
(December 1917 - September 1918)
(September 21, 1918 - March 1919)
Company N
Capt. D. G. Knight
(April 1918 – August 1918)
Emergency Company #1
Capt. C. J. Blackwell
Capt. Joe B. Brooks
(October 1920 - February 1921)
(April 1921 - extended leave until December 1923)
Emergency Company #2
Capt. Tom Hickman
(disbanded November 1920)
TEXAS RANGERS, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY (1935 - PRESENT):
By company designation:
Headquarters, Austin
Capt. Roy Aldrich, Quartermaster
Capt. J. W. McCormick, Sr. Capt.
(1935 - 1938)
(1935 - May 1936)
Capt. Roy W. Aldrich, Sr. Capt.
(?1947?)
Capt. Fred Olsen, Sr. Capt
Capt. Clint Peoples
(March 1953 - September 1953)
(September 1953 – Aug 31, 1957)
Capt. Clint T. Peoples, Sr. Capt.
Capt. Bill Wilson, Sr. Capt.
Capt. H. R. Block, Sr. Capt.
Capt. Maurice Cook, Sr. Capt.
Capt. Bruce M. Casteel, Chief, Sr. Capt.
Capt. C. J. Havrda, Chief, Sr. Capt.
Capt. Earl R. Pearson, Chief, Sr. Capt.
Capt. Ray Coffman, Chief, Sr. Capt.
Capt. Tony Leal, Chief, Sr. Capt.
(Assistant Director Sep 2009)
Asst. Director, Hank Whitman, Sr. Capt.
(November 1969 - March 1974)
(April 1974 - January 1985)
(?1985 - 1992)
(1992 - 1996)
(1996 - August 2001)
(September 2001 – April 2004)
(May 2004 – August 2005)
(September 2005 - Oct 2008)
(Dec 2008 – Mar 2011)
Company A
Pvt. Dan Hines (In charge)
Capt. H. B. Purvis
Capt. Johnny Klevenhagen
Capt. Eddie L. Oliver
Capt. James F. “Pete” Rogers
Capt. Grady Sessums
Capt. Dan North
Capt. Bob G. Prince
Capt. W. D. Vickers
Capt. Earl R. Pearson
Capt. Clete Buckaloo
Capt. Jim Miller
Capt. Tony Leal
Capt. L. C. Wilson
(Mar 2011 – present )
(1935)
(1936 - 1956)
(January 1957 - November 1958)
(December 1958 - December 1971)
(January 1972 - February 1978)
(March 1978 - February 1982)
(March 1982 – August 1986)
(September 1986- 1992)
(?1993 - August 1996)
(September 1996 – August 2001)
(September 2001 – April 2004)
(May 2004 - August 2005)
(September 2005 – December 2008)
(Jan 2009 – February 2009)
Capt. Bob Bullock
Capt. Freeman Martin
Maj. Freeman Martin
(May 2009 – September 2009)
(January 2010 – June 2010)
(July 2010 – present)
Company B
Capt. Fred McDaniel
Capt. S. O. Hamm
Capt. Royal Phillips
Capt. M. T. “Lone Wolf” Gonzaullas
Capt. R. A. “Bob” Crowder
(December 1935 - September 1937)
(November 1937 - October 1938)
(October 1938 - February 1940)
(February 1940 - July 1951)
(August 1951 - September 1956)
Capt. E. J. Banks
Capt. R. A. “Bob” Crowder
Capt. Bill Wilson
Capt. G. W. Burks
Capt. James A. Wright
Capt. David Byrnes
Capt. W. D. Vickers
Capt. Richard Sweaney
Capt. Alvin Alexis
Capt. Bryant Wells
Maj. Bryant Wells
(September 1957 - February 1960)
(March 1960 - August 1969)
(September 1969 - August 1971)
(September 1971 - August 1986)
(September 1986 - October 1991)
(November 1991 - August 1996)
(September 1996 – June 2003)
(July 2003 - August 2008)
(September 2008 – October 2009)
(November 2009 – June 2010)
(July 2010 – present)
Company C
Capt. R. C. Hawkins
Capt. B. M. Gault
Capt. R. A. “Bob” Crowder
Capt. Raymond Waters
Capt. Frank Probst
Capt. Jim Ray
Capt. James F. “Pete” Rogers
Capt. J. L. “Skippy” Rundell
Capt. Walter Werner
Capt. Charles Moore, Jr.
Capt. Bruce Casteel
Capt. Joe Wilie
Capt. Carl A. Weathers
Capt. Jim Miller
Capt. Gerardo De Los Santos
Capt. Randy Prince
Maj. Randy Prince
Company D
Capt. William McMurrey
(February 1935 - August 1938)
(September 1938 - December 1947)
(December 1947 - July 1951)
(August 1951 - January 1967)
(December 1967 - August 1968)
(September 1968 - June 1969)
(July 1969 -1972?)
(?1972 - June 1974)
(July 1974 - August 1981)
(September 1981 - April 1988)
(May 1988 - June 1992)
(1993 – August 2002)
(September 2002 - April 2004)
(May 2004 – August 2005)
(September 2005 - June 2010)
(July 2010 – present)
(1935 - December 1939)
Capt. Gully Cowsert
Capt. A. Y. Allee
Capt. John M. Wood
Capt. Jack O. Dean
Capt. Charlie J. Havdra
Capt. Ray Coffman
Capt. Clete Buckaloo
Capt. Gerardo De Los Santos
Capt. Hank Whitman
Capt. Alvin Alexis
Maj. Alvin Alexis
(? 1943 - July 1947?)
(August 1947 - 1969)
(1970 - October 1978)
(November 1978 - September 1993)
(October 1993 – August 2001)
(September 2001 – April 2004)
(May 2004 - August 2007)
(September 2007 – August 2008)
(September 2008 – September 2009)
(Nov 2009 – June 2010)
(July 2010 – April 2011)
MAY 2011 – REOGANIZATION – Company “D” San Antonio became Company “F” San
Antonio / Waco
Company “G” McAllen became Company “D” McAllen
Maj. Shawn Palmer
(May 2011 – present)
Company E
Capt. J. W. McCormick
(June 1936 - May 1938)
Capt. Gully Cowsert
Capt. Frank Probst
Capt. James F. Riddles
Capt. J. P. Lynch
Capt. Maurice Cook
Capt. G. E. Powell
Capt. Barry K. Caver
Capt. L. C. Wilson
Capt. Jerry Byrne
Capt. Brooks Long
(?August 1947 - December 1957)
(January 1958 - November 1967)
(December 1967 - January 1975)
(April 1975 - August 1982)
(September 1982 - 1985)
(1985 - 1996)
(November 1996 – June 2008)
(July 2008 – December 2008)
(January 2009 – August 2010)
(October 2010 – present)
Company F
Capt. Clint T. Peoples
Capt. E. G. “Butch” Albers
Capt. Robert K. Mitchell
Capt. Bob G. Prince
Capt. Joe Wilie
Capt. Kirby W. Dendy
Maj. Kirby W. Dendy
Maj. Al Alexis
(September 1957 -September 1969)
(November 1969 - August 1974)
(September 1974 - 1992)
(1993)
(1994 - 1995)
(November 1995 – June 2010)
(July 2010 – April 2011)
(May 2011 – present)
Company G (new company formed November 2007)
Capt. Skylor Hearn
(November 2007 – September 2009)
Capt. Shawn Palmer
(November 2009 – June 2010)
Maj. Shawn Palmer
(July 2010 – April 2011)
MAY 2011 REORGANIZATION – Company “G” became Company “D”
UCIT
Lt. Gerardo De Los Santos
Lt. Tony Leal
Capt. Gerardo De Los Santos
Capt. Howard Henderson
(September 2001 – April 2004)
(May 2004 – August 2005)
(September 2005 - August 2007)
(September 2007 – April 2011)