Company B
Private
Captured as a prisoner of war at Holy (Holly) Tree Gap TN Dec 17, 1864.
Lost him there. Need to find out what Confederate prison he was taken to. Not listed in Andersonville.
Union service · Indiana
10th Indiana Cavalry
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Company C
Private
No family notes have been added.
Company E
Private
I COULD NOT BE MORE PROUD OF MY GREAT GRANDFATHER CARTER. IT WAS SO NICE TO MEET HIM ON THE INTERNET. LINDA HARRIS
Company F
Private
Served 1863-1865
Company H
Private
Husband of my 1st cousin, 4x removed.
Mustered In: 14 Jan 1864
Mustered Out: 31 Aug 1865
Company I
Rank unknown
citation:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=ANDE&GSfn=G&GSpartial=1&GSbyrel=all&GSst=16&GScntry=4&GSsr=241&GRid=30302954&
Company Field & Staff
Colonel
On August 20, 1861, Thomas N Pace enrolled as a Captain in Company G, 1st Indiana Cavalry (28th Regiment). Captain Pace was engaged in a scouting expedition to Mississippi. In 1863, Pace was promoted to Major (January 3, 1863), and then Lieutenant Colonel, Field and Staff, 1st Indiana Cavalry (May 1, 1863). The 1st Cavalry, with Lt. Colonel Pace, was deeply involved in the Battle of Helena.
When the 10th Indiana Cavalry (also known as 125th Regiment) was formed, Pace was promoted to Colonel in command of the 10th Cavalry. Colonel Pace resigned on March 16, 1865.