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18th Arkansas Infantry

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Company Unknown

Private

Robert Bell (my ggg) was from Arkansas and fought for both sides. First with The 18th and 26th Arkansas, then joined his brother with the 28th Wisconsin in 1864. Discharged in Brownsville, TX in 1865.
Contributor John ShultsDate added 3/5/2011

Company Unknown

Private

He was in Dockery's 18th Arkansas infantry. CHENAULT, S.J. PVT -Enl 27 Feb 1862 in Columbia Co, AR. Deserted ca 20 Sep 1862
Contributor Larry ChenaultDate added 10/22/2008

Company Unknown

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Fred RoseDate added 10/25/2005

Company Unknown

Captain

I have a picture of JD Hardy's grave from Johnson Island POW camp in Ohio for any of his relatives. Contact me...gtgilbert17@yahoo.com.
Contributor GregDate added 1/7/2008

Company A

Private

Samuel was born in Stewart County Tenn. He moved with is family to Saint Francis County Ark. He enlisted 29 July 1861 in Capt P Dunn's 5th Ark.Vol's. [State Troops] he was about 21 years old. This company re-elisted and was attached to 2nd Regt. Ark. Infantry which became the 18th Ark. Inf. [Marmadukes]. One of these enlistments took place at Pocahontas, Randolph County Ark. He did not return from the war. Burial unknown.
Contributor Phillip ThomasDate added 2/23/2017

Company A

3rd Sergeant

Joseph was born 25 Nov 1844 in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. He enlisted 25 Feb 1862 at Byrds Springs, Jefferson County, Ark. Enlisted by Capt. J.C Thompson. In June of 1862 he is assigned as 4th Sgt. His CMR's has his rank later as 3rd Sgt. date of promotion is unknown. In July of 1863 he is on a list of NCO's and Privates released on parole at Port Hudson. His first fight was at the railroad junction at Rowlett's Station in Hart Co. Ky. on 17 Dec 1861 in the Kentucky Campaign. The enemy kept control of the station as it was a key transport hub for their war materials shipment. His CMR data is scant, but his regimental history is extensive. Fought at Shiloh, Corinth, Tullahoma, Atlanta, Franklin - Nashville and Carolina Campaigns. His last fight was at Bentonville, NC. He was the husband of my 3rd cousin 3 x removed. He died 18 Mar 1920 in Bell County, Texas and buried in the Volo Cemetery in Rogers, Bell Co. Texas.
Contributor Phillip ThomasDate added 3/3/2024

Company B

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Charlotte SchickDate added 6/6/2005

Company B

Private

Captured at Port Hudson, Louisiana, July 9, 1863, and paroled on July 12, 1863; reenlisted in Co. K, 12th Arkansas Cavalry, 1864; captured in Hot Spring county, Arkansas, September 13, 1864; confined at U.S. Military Prison, Rock Island, Illinois; exchanged at City Point, Virginia, March 5, 1865; hospitalized at Richmond, Virginia, for “old wound, right leg,” March 6, 1865; furloughed for thirty days, March 17, 1865.
Contributor Bob ConnerHomepage http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/24485855/familyDate added 12/18/2011

Company B

Private

Wounded in the left thigh and captured at Corinth, Mississippi, October 4, 1862; left leg amputated at thigh; exchanged at Vicksburg, Mississippi, November 8, 1862
Contributor Bob ConnerHomepage http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/24485855/family?fpid=1749763101Date added 12/18/2011

Company B

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Bob PalmerDate added 9/29/2013

Company B

Private

I am looking for any information on Mathew Hale. He was a member of the 18th (Marmadukes) Arkansas Infantry Regiment Confederate States of America. He had two brothers who possibly enlisted with him. I do not know their first names. Thanks...Sharon
Contributor Sharon HaleDate added 6/8/2008

Company C

Private

My ggg grandfather. He lived around Yarbro or Blytheville, Mississippi County, Arkansas, he was married to Elizabeth 'Bettie' Bunch. He enlisted July 4, 1861 at age 24 at Mill Bayou, AR supposedly along with his brothers-in-law Elijah 'Eli' Bunch and William Rodney Bunch. They belonged to 18th Arkansas Infantry Regiment (Marmadukes's), Company C. Eli supposedly named his son after Marmaduke, his name was John Marmaduke Bunch.
Contributor Kim CressmanDate added 8/23/2008

Company E

Private

Benjamin Crippen joined with his older brother, John 'Hunter' Crippen in 1861. Ben was only fourteen, but was large for his age. According to Company E survivor William Francis Eppes, Ben was shot in battle (presumably Shiloh) and Eppes and his brother put him under a tree. When Eppes returned to the tree later, the tree had taken fire and Ben was missing. No one heard from him and the family assumed he was buried in an unmarked grave.
Contributor Margaret Vardaman HicksDate added 3/18/2015

Company F

Private

Enlisted in Co. F, 18th Arkansas Infantry, at Auburn, Arkansas, March 3, 1862; captured at Port Hudson, Louisiana, July 9, 1863; born in Arkansas, abt 1826; died in Arkansas, March 4, 1900; widow Eliza Pertuis filed Arkansas pension application #24515 from Lincoln county, August 18, 1915; listed in Desha county 1860 census with wife Eliza; occupation farmer.
Contributor Curt RoperDate added 9/16/2010

Company G

1st Corporal

Died 7/22/1862
Contributor BrandyDate added 3/3/2005

Company G

4th Corporal

Looking for my relative Robert p. Waterfield and where he fought and served in the 18th ARkansas Infantry Regiment and any info. I can get on his service.
Contributor vic alkireDate added 12/3/2006

Company I

Sergeant

1835-1883 Enlisted on 15 March 1862 in Camden as a Private. Promoted to Sergeant on 1 Nov 1862. Captured at Port Hudson on 9 July 1863.
Contributor George HillDate added 1/20/2016

Company K

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Brigitte GrimmDate added 6/14/2010

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