Index To Compiled Service Records Of Volunteer Soldiers Who Served During The Mexican War (Microfilm Roll #M616, Record Group 94). Wolfe, Barbara Schull. of the Mexican-American War 1846 -1848. The boredom of camp life quickly turned into enthusiasm when the troops were called up for service. The First Tennessee Infantry, U.S. Volunteers [USV], mustered in at Nashville, trained in San Francisco, and left the Presidio in October 1898 bound for the Philippine Islands. Company E of the Fourth Tennessee Volunteer Infantry was organized and mustered in at Harrison. Fold3.com; FamilySearch.org (free) Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Soldiers Who Served During the Mexican War for the states of Arkansas, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, and in Mormon Battalion (Microfilm Rolls #M1028, … E409.4. (Col. W.B. However; this name did not really stick until the Mexican war of the Mid-1840’s. Tennessee’s future Confederate admiral describes his wartime experiences and observations on Mexican culture. Microfilm Only. Campbell), 1846 W64. Mexican War Roster of the Harrison Guards, First Tennessee Inf. Heeding the call, “Remember the Alamo”, Sam Huston led an army of Tennessee volunteers to fight for Texas independence. Tennessee 5th Infantry in the Mexican War It appears my trial of Fold3.com has paid off in finding my 4th great-grandfather Robert Thomas Jones Sr., his son Robert Thomas Jones Jr., and some others connected to the Jones family in Company G, Tennessee 5th Infantry. Captain William J. Standifer organized a company of the Second Tennessee Volunteer Infantry for service in the Mexican War. Indianapolis: Heritage House, c. 1985. Tennessee has always heeded the call to military service to our country.
Tennessee Mexican War Service Records (NARA M638) Texas Mexican War Service Records (NARA M278) Mormon Battalion Mexican War Service Records (NARA M351) The last 5 items listed above (Mississippi to Mormon Battalion) are also available at Ancestry (with a subscription): American Volunteer Soldiers, Mexican War, 1845-1848 (requires payment) Arkansas Soldiers in the Mexican War …
Index to Mexican War Pension Applications.
Company H, of the Fourth Tennessee Volunteer Infantry was recruited by Capt. Index to Compiled Service Records of Volunteers Who Served during the Mexican War. United States Volunteers in the Mexican-American War. The Mexican-American War was the result of a long history of conflict and border tensions, culminating with the fall of the Alamo in 1836. Tennessee gained the nickname “Volunteer State” from its overwhelming response to this call.
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