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Henry William Conway Bittick Military Records Transcription

Note: This military record consists of several files indexed under several spellings.  This transcription combines several files in chronological order.  Images for only some of the items are presented here.

Condensed Timeline of these records


Item 1:
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Bitticks, Henry W. C.
Co. H., 18 Texas Cavalry.
(Darnell's Regiment.)
Became Co. H, Granbury's Consol'd Texas Brig, about
April 9, '65
(Confederate.)
Private Private
Card Numbers
1. 503229403
2. 9487
3. 9634

Number of medical cards herein: 0
Number of personal papers herein: 0
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Item 2

15 March 1862 Muster-in Roll 18 Cavalry Texas
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(Confederate)
B   /  18 Cav. Texas.
Henry W. C. Bittick
Pvt, } Capt. Franklin L. Farrar's Co., Darnell's Reg't Texas Volunteers.*
Age 25 years.
Appears on
Company Muster-in Roll
of the organization named above.
Roll dated Dallas, Dallas Co, Tex    Mch 15, 1862
Muster-in to date  Mch 15, 1862
Joined for duty and enrolled:
When [blank]
Where: Ellis Co
By whom: F. L. Farrar
Period: 12 Months
Valuation of horse $135 [?]; equipments $40
Remarks [blank]
 
            *This company subsequently became Company H. 18th Regi-
ment Texas Cavalry.
            The 18th (also known as Darnell's) Regiment Texas Cavalry was
accepted into the service of the Confederate States March 15,
1862, with eleven companies, and re-organized may 26, 1862, with
ten companies, Captain Witt's Company having become an inde-
pendent command which was subsequently assigned to the 34th 
(Wells') Regiment Texas Cavalry as Company B.  A part of this
regiment was captured at Arkansas Post, Ark. January 11, 1863,
and exchanged east of the Mississippi River in April and May,
1863, when it was consolidated with similar remnants of the 17th,
24th and 25th Regiments Texas Cavalry.  This consolidation was
broken up in March, 1864, when these parts of the 17th and 18th
Regiments Texas Cavalry were united to form one field organi-
zation, but each appears to have been mustered separately.
About April 9, 1865, this portion of the regiment was consolidated
with the remnants of other regiments in Granbury's Texas Bri-
gade, and paroled at Greensboro, N. C. about May 1, 1865.  Com-
pany H became an independent command about May, 1863, and
subsequently served as Company D. Morgan's Regiment Texas
Cavalry.  The balance of the regiment, which was not captured
January 11, 1863, remained west of the Mississippi River and was
consolidated with similar remnants of other Texas regiments
about July 1, 1863, forming the 17th Consolidated Regiment Texas
Dismounted Cavalry.
Book mark: [blank]
 
                        L. Herrera
                                    Copyist.
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Item 3
10 February to 30 June 1862
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(Confederate.)
B  /  18 Cav. Texas
Henry W. C. Bitticks
Pvt, Co. H, 18 Regiment Texas Cavalry.
Appears on
Company Muster Roll
of the organization named above,
for Feb 10 to June 30, 1862
Enlisted:
When: Feb 10, 186[blank]
Where: Brockville
By Whom: F. L. Farrar
Period: One year
Last paid:
By whom: No body
Present or absent: Present
Remarks: [blank]
            The 18th (also known as Darnell's) Regiment Texas Cavalry was
accepted into the service of the Confederate States March 15,
1862, with eleven companies, and re-organized may 26, 1862, with
ten companies, Captain Witt's Company having become an inde-
pendent command which was subsequently assigned to the 34th 
(Wells') Regiment Texas Cavalry as Company B.  A part of this
regiment was captured at Arkansas Post, Ark. January 11, 1863,
and exchanged east of the Mississippi River in April and May,
1863, when it was consolidated with similar remnants of the 17th,
24th and 25th Regiments Texas Cavalry.  This consolidation was
broken up in March, 1864, when these parts of the 17th and 18th
Regiments Texas Cavalry were united to form one field organi-
zation, but each appears to have been mustered separately.
About April 9, 1865, this portion of the regiment was consolidated
with the remnants of other regiments in Granbury's Texas Bri-
gade, and paroled at Greensboro, N. C. about May 1, 1865.  Com-
pany H became an independent command about May, 1863, and
subsequently served as Company D. Morgan's Regiment Texas
Cavalry.  The balance of the regiment, which was not captured
January 11, 1863, remained west of the Mississippi River and was
consolidated with similar remnants of other Texas regiments
about July 1, 1863, forming the 17th Consolidated Regiment Texas
Dismounted Cavalry.
Book mark: [blank]
 
                        L. Herrera
                                    Copyist.
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Item 4
30 June to 4 August 1862
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(Confederate.)
B  /  18 Cav. Texas
Henry W. C. Bitticks
Pvt, Co H[?], 18 Regiment Texas Cavalry.
Appears on
Company Muster Roll
of the organization named above.
for June[30] to Oct 30, 1862
Enlisted:
When: Feb 10, 186[blank]
Where Brockville
By Whom: F. L. Farrar
Period: One year
Last paid:
By whom: Capt. Cox
To what time: June 30, 186[blank]
Present or absent: [blank]
Remarks: Discharged August
4th 1862 By ___________[illegible]
 
            The 18th (also known as Darnell's) Regiment Texas Cavalry was
accepted into the service of the Confederate States March 15,
1862, with eleven companies, and re-organized may 26, 1862, with
ten companies, Captain Witt's Company having become an inde-
pendent command which was subsequently assigned to the 34th 
(Wells') Regiment Texas Cavalry as Company B.  A part of this
regiment was captured at Arkansas Post, Ark. January 11, 1863,
and exchanged east of the Mississippi River in April and May,
1863, when it was consolidated with similar remnants of the 17th,
24th and 25th Regiments Texas Cavalry.  This consolidation was
broken up in March, 1864, when these parts of the 17th and 18th
Regiments Texas Cavalry were united to form one field organi-
zation, but each appears to have been mustered separately.
About April 9, 1865, this portion of the regiment was consolidated
with the remnants of other regiments in Granbury's Texas Bri-
gade, and paroled at Greensboro, N. C. about May 1, 1865.  Com-
pany H became an independent command about May, 1863, and
subsequently served as Company D. Morgan's Regiment Texas
Cavalry.  The balance of the regiment, which was not captured
January 11, 1863, remained west of the Mississippi River and was
consolidated with similar remnants of other Texas regiments
about July 1, 1863, forming the 17th Consolidated Regiment Texas
Dismounted Cavalry.
Book mark: [blank]
 
                        L. Herrera
                                    Copyist.
 
******

Item 5
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Bitticks, Henry. W. C.
Co. H, Baylor's Regiment
Texas Cavalry.
(2 Reg't Arizona Brigade.)
(Confederate.)
Private              Private
Card Numbers.
1.  50419829
2.  48210505
3.  47240633
4.  46857633
5.          4725
6.          7916
7.      863530
8.          1504
 
Number of medical cards herein: 5
Number of personal papers herein: 0
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Item 6
29 November to 31 December 1862
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(Confederate)
B  / Baylor's Reg't, Cav.  /  Texas
Henry W. C. Bitticks
Pvt, { Capt. Richmond N. Calhoun's Co., Mullen's Unorganized Battalion Arizona Brigade.*
Age 26 years
Appears on
Company Muster Roll
of the organization named above,
for Nov 29 to Dec 31, 1862
Enrolled: Nov 15, 186[blank]
Where: Georgetown
By whom: R. N. Calhoun
Mustered into service:
When: Nov 29, 186[blank]
Where: Georgetown
By Whom: Lt. Col J. W. Mullen
Last Paid: [blank]
Valuation of horse $200; equipments $40
Present or absent: Present
Remarks: [blank]
 
            *This company subsequently became Company H, Baylor's
Regiment Texas Cavalry.
            The organization of Baylor's Regiment Texas Cavalry (also
known as the 2d Regiment Arizona Brigade) was authorized by
S. O. No. 74, Hdqrs, Dist. of Tex., N. Mex. and Ariz. dated February
13, 1863.  It was formed by the addition to Baylor's 2d (also called
1st) Battalion Arizona Brigade of two independent companies
and the two companies of which Lieut. Col. Mullen's Unorganized
Battalion Arizona Brigade was composed.  The two independent
companies do not appear to have ever joined this organization
and the regiment was completed in 1863[?] by the addition of two
other companies.
 
Bookmark: [blank]
                                    J. B. Hyatt
                                                Copyist.
******

Item 7
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Bittick, H. W. C.
Co. [blank] Reg't [blank]
(Confederate.)
1 Inclosures. (sic)
Pris. of War Record: 1
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Item 8
22 July 1863 Brashear City, Louisiana
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[lined paper-back of page 3, Item 9]
H. W. C. Bittick
______ [illegible]

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Item 9
22 July 1863 Brashear City, Louisiana
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                                    Brashear City July 22d 1863
I do hereby give my parole nirther (sic) to give aid comfort
or information to the enemies of the United States
or to Bear arms untill (sic) regularly exchanged or released
from parole and not to leave the limits of Brashear City
Sworn to before me
this the twenty second day of July          H. W. C. Bittick
Amn[?] Johnson
A. V. L. Comdr ______ [?] _________[?]
 
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Item 10
22 July 1863 Brashear City, Louisiana
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(Confederate.)
B  /  2  /  Arazona (sic)
H. W. C. Bittick
2d Arazona (sic)
Appears on a
List
of men released on parole of honor not to leave the
limits of Brashear City, La.
List dated Brashear City, July 22, 1863
Remarks: [blank]
J. Jacobson
Copyist.
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Item 11
26 July 1863 Brashear City, Louisiana
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B  /  2 Mtd  /  Tex
Henry Bittick
Pvt Co. H, 2 Regt Tex Mtd Vols
appears on a
List
of Paroled Prisoners, C. S. A., sent from Brashear
City, La., July 26, 1863, to Brig. Gen. Bowen,
Provost Marshal Genl., Dept. of the Gulf.
List not dated.*
Remarks [blank]
            *Letter of transmittal attached is dated "Brashear City,
La., July 26th, 1863."
Re__ Pearson
Copyist.
******

Item 12
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Bittick, Henry
Pvt H. 2 Reg't Arizona
Confederate
Medical Card Numbers
1.  1916022
2.  1843734[?]
3.  1926453
4.  665335_
5.  1928044
 
Bookmark: [blank]
******

Item 13
4 Sept 1863 New Orleans, Louisiana
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B  /  2   /   Texas Arizona
Henry Bittick
Rank: P  Co H, 2 Reg't Arizona
Complaint: Syphilis Secondary
Admitted Sept 4, 1863
To St. Louis, U. S. A. Gen'l Hosp.,
New Orleans, La.
Ret'd to duty: Sept 19, 1863
Remarks: Reb Pris of War
___ on Parole
 
La. Reg. No. 37; Hos. No. 888; Page [blank]
J. Butler
Copyist.
******

Item 14
5 September 1863 New Orleans
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DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF,
                        New-Orleans, La., Sept 5, 1863.
            I, Henry Bittick late (or now) in
the service of the Confederate Government, do hereby give my Parole, that I
will not take up arms against the United States, will furnish no information, or
afford any aid or comfort to the enemies or opposers of the United States, until
I am regularly exchanged, or released from this my Parole.
                        Signed: Henry Bittick
                                    Fir.[?] Ba___
Sworn to and subscribe before me}
this fifth day of Sept 1863             } Surgeon U. S. A.
                                                            __ charge St. Louis Hospital
[small slip of paper also on this image]
Henry Bittick - 2d
Regiment Arizona Brigade
House of Mrs. E. Newburger
9 St. Andrew St
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Item 15
5 September 1863, 8 October 1863 New Orleans
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DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF,
                        New-Orleans, La., Sept 5, 1863.
            I, Henry Bittick late (or now) in
the service of the Confederate Government, do hereby give my Parole, that I
will not take up arms against the United States, will furnish no information, or
afford any aid or comfort to the enemies or opposers of the United States, until
I am regularly exchan   [bottom right of form covered by small piece of paper]
                        Signed:
                                   
Sworn to and subs
this fifth day of Sept   
 
[small piece of paper covering bottom right of above]
____ report[?] to the Provost
Marshall -- _____
Octr 8, '63   R H Alexander
_______
Med___ ___
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Item 16
5 & 19 September 1863
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Office Prs War
N. O. Sep 19/63
The conditions of this
writin (sic) parole is Extended
to the house of Mrs. E. Neuberger [?]
            C. W. Hillbur[?]
           
            P Marshal
            N O.
 
[on left side]
The within named sent to Custom House
having been ______ by Med Dir as well
 
[bottom of page]
29.
Parole of Henry Bittick
Sept 5th/63
Bittick
N O
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Item 17
11 Nov 1863 New Orleans
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M. Directors
12
Nov 11th 1863.
_________
 
R H Alexander,
Med Director
Henry Bittick
Recommends
a parole of 2 hours
each day. fr Pris[?]
Hy Bitticks [marked out] Arizona
Brg
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Item 18
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Medical Director's Office,
Headquarters, Department of the Gulf.
New Orleans,
Nov. 11th 1863
 
Maf.[?]
            I would recom-
mend a parole of
two hours each
day to Private Henry
Bittick 2 Arizona
Brigade
            Respectfully
            __ ___ ___
            R. H. Alexander
            ____ __ _
            Med D. __ _ _
******

Item 19
17 Nov 1863
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[typewritten card]
Henry L. Bittick
2nd Ariz. Batt'ln
(Confederate.)
Reference Card.
See Manuscript No. 234 page [blank]
Prisoner of War
Dated - Nov. 17, 1863
General Index Card.
This card must not be taken from the files
6413
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Item 20
23-27 Nov 1863 New Orleans
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Confed. Texas
B.  /   2 Batt    /Arizona
Henry Bitich [Bittick]
Rank, Pvt Co Rebel, 2 Reg't Arizona Batt
Complaint: Neuralgia
Admitted Nov 23, 1863
To Barracks, U. S. A. Gen'l Hosp.,
New Orleans, La
Ret'd to duty: Nov 27, 1863
Remarks: Transferred to
                 St. Louis Hospital
Ward 7 Bed 22
La. Reg. No. 55; Hos. No. [blank]; Page 8
Merchant
Copyist.
******

Item 21
27 Nov 1863 to 7 Mar 1864 New Orleans
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          Confed     Texas
B  /   2    /   Arizona
Henry Bittick
Rank, P  Co H., 2 Reg't Arazona (sic)
Complaint, Sec. syphilis
Admitted Nov 27, 1863
To St. Louis, U. S. A. Gen'l Hosp.,
New Orleans, La.
Ret'd to duty Mar 7, 1864
Remarks: Rebel Prisoner
 of War. Transferred
Pro. Sheriff
 
La. Reg. No. 37; Hos. No. 1319; Page [blank]
J. Butler
Copyist.
******

Item 22
10 Dec [no year, 1863??] New Orleans
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                        New Orleans Dec. 10th
Dr. R. H. Alexander
                        I would respectfully
request a parole which will
permit my removal to a private
residence until convalescent.
                        Henry Bittick
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Item 23
10 December 1863 New Orleans
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New Orleans Dec 10th 1863
Bitticks Henry "Pris. of War"
Desires to be removed to
a private house until
convalescent
 
__________ off[?]
_______ Day
Dec 11th /63
_______ &
respectfully
referred to
Provost Marshall
R H Alexander
____
Med D DOG[Department of the Gulf??]
 
80 Rec P W G O Dec 12th 1863
******

Item 24
31 December 1863
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B  /  2   /  Arizona
Henry Bitticks
Pvt  2 Regt Arizona
Appears on a
Roll of Prisoners of War
on hand at New Orleans, La., Dec. 31, 1863
Roll dated:  not dated
Where captured: [blank]
When captured: [blank]
Remarks: [blank]
A. Cooks
Copyist.
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Item 25
7 March 1864 New Orleans, Louisiana
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B  /     /  Ariz.
Henry Bitticks
Co. H. 2 Arizona Brigade
Appears on a register of
Prisoners of War
at New Orleans, La.
When arrested: [blank]
By whose order: Col. Killborn
Where confined: Custom House
Charges: Prisoner of War
When committed: Oct, 186[blank]
Trnsferred: Nov. 21.
When: Mar. 7, 1864
Where: Barracks Hospl
              Returned
 
Remarks: [blank]
x In pencil
Register No. 879, Dep't of the Gulf; page 11
J. B. Dowd
Copyist.
******

Item 26
1 July 1864 Barracks Generl Hospital, New Orleans, Louisiana
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B/Confed.
Henry Bittick (Re_)
Rank, P  Co. [blank] 2 Arizonia (sic) Brigade
Admitted: July 1, 1864
To Barracks, U. S. A. Gen'l Hosp.,
New Orleans, La.
From: Prison
Diagnosis: Small Pox
.....
Remarks: Transferred to Prison Sept 12/64
Ward 14
La. Reg. No. 56; Hos. No. 55555; Page 56
                                    Larrah
                                                Copyist.
******

Item 27
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Bittick, Henry
 
[on opposite end of paper]
Clingan, Jackson [marked out]
Pvt. Co. H. 37th Ark. Inf. [marked out]
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Item 28
7 July 1864 New Orleans
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B   /  2  /  Arizona
Harry Bitticks
Pvt  2 Regt Arizonia (sic)
Appears on a
Roll of Prisoners of War
at New Orleans, La.
Roll dated Office of Commissary or Prisoners,
Dept. of the Gulf, New Orleans, La., July 7,
1864
Where captured: [blank]
When captured: [blank]
Remarks: [blank]
Number of roll:
48; sheet 2
A Cooks
Copyist.
******

Item 29
22 Sept to 17 Oct 1864 New Orleans
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B  /   2 Cav.  /  Confed. Texas Ariz
Henry Bittick
Rank Pvt, Co H, 2 Reg't Ariz Cav.
Complaint: Diarrhoea (sic)
Admitted Sept 22, 1864
To St. Louis U. S. A. General Hospital,
New Orleans, La.
Remarks: Pris. of war
Transfd. Oct 17
La. Reg. No. 36; Hos. No. 4602; Page 4
Barksdale
Copyist.
******

Item 30
22 Sept to 17 Oct 1864
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Confed.
B  /  2 Cav.   /  Tex
Henry Bittick
Rank Pvt Co H, 2 Reg't Tex Cav
Admitted Sep 22, 1864
To St. Louis, U. S. A. Gen'l Hosp.,
New Orleans, La.
From Mil Pris.
Diagnosis: Conval t  of Small
pox.
Ret'd to duty Oct. 17, 1864
Remarks: Age 27
La. Reg. No. 38; Hos. No. 4602; Page 91
Ramsey
Copyist
******

Item 31
20 October 1864
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(Confederate.)
B  /  2  /  Arz.
*Harry Bitticks
PW. 2" Regt. Arizona.
Appears on a
Roll of Prisoners of War
at New Orleans, La., transferred to Ship Island,
Miss., by order of Maj. Gen. E. R. S. Canby,
Oct. 20, 1864
Roll dated: not dated
Where captured: [blank]
When captured: [blank]
Remarks: [blank]
*Name canceled on roll
Number of roll:
67; sheet 5
L. E. Fehl
Copyist.
******

Item 32
22 October 1864 New Orleans, Louisiana to Red River
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Confederate.
B  /     /  
Harvey Bittocks
Pvt 2 Regt. Arizona
Appears on a
Roll of Prisoners of War
transferred from New Orleans, La., to the mouth
of Red River for exchange, Oct. 22, 1864
Roll dated: not dated
Where captured: Brashear City
When captured: July 22, 1863
Remarks: [blank]
Number of roll:  55
L. E. Fehl
Copyist.
******

Item 33
Ancestry.com. Civil War Prisoner of War Records, 1861-1865
 
Roll of Prisoners of War at New Orleans, La.  page 20
line 25
Bitticks, Henry, Rank: Private; Regiment: 2. Arizona, Co. [blank]; Where & When Captured: [blank]; Sent for Exchange:  Oct 22, 1864 Red River Landing;  When Exchanged:  [blank]; Remarks: [blank]
******

Item 34
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Bettick, Henry W. C.
Co. H, 18 Texas Cavalry
(Darnell's Regiment.)
Became Co. H, Granbury's Consol'd Texas Brig., about April 9, '65
(Confederate.)
Private      Private
Reference Slip.
Cards filed with
Bitticks, Henry W. C.
******

Item 35
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Biddick, Henry
Co. H, Baylor's Regiment
Texas Cavalry.
(2 Reg't Arizona Brigade.)
(Confederate.)
Private      Private
Reference Slip.
Cards filed with
Bitticks, Henry W. C.
******

Item 36
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Bitticks, Harry
Co. H., Baylor's Regiment
Texas Cavalry.
(2 Reg't Arizona Brigade.)
(Confederate)
Private              Private
Reference Slip
Cards filed with
Bitticks, Henry W. C.

******

Item 37
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Bittocks, Harvey
Co. H, Baylor's Regiment
Texas Cavalry.
(2 Reg't Arizona Brigade.)
(Confederate)
Private    /    Private
Reference slip.
Cards filed with
Bitticks, Henry W. C.



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