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==Notes==

==Notes==

<blockquote>2nd Cavalry Regiment, assembled at Albany, Georgia, in February, 1862, contained men from {{has location |state=Georgia |county=Randolph County |alt=Randolph County{{#!:|}}Randolph}}, {{has location |state=Georgia |county=Dougherty County |alt=Daugtery County{{#!:|}}Dougherty}}, {{has location |state=Georgia |county=Clayton County |alt=Clayton County{{#!:|}}Clayton}}, {{has location |state=Georgia |county=Marion County |alt=Marion County{{#!:|}}Marion}}, {{has location |state=Georgia |county=Fulton County |alt=Fulton County{{#!:|}}Fulton}}, and {{has location |state=Georgia |county=Decatur counties |alt=Decatur County{{#!:|}}Decatur}}. It moved to {{has location |city=Chattanooga}} and after skirmishing in {{has state|Tennessee}} was placed in Forrest's, Wharton, {{has person |name=J.J. Morrison}}'s, {Iverson's, and {{has person name=Charles C. Crews |alt=C.C. Crews}}' Brigade. The regiment participated in various conflicts such as {{has city|Perryville}}, {{has city|Murfreesboro}}, {{has city|Chickamauga}}, {{has city|Philadelphia}}, {{has city|Campbell's Station}}, {{has city|Bean's Station}}, and {{has city|Mossy Creek}}. Later it was involved in the {{has location |city=Atlanta Campaign |state=Georgia}}, the defense of {{has location |city=Savannah |state=}}, and the campaign of the Carolinas. On [[has date::April 26, 1865]], the 2nd Cavalry surrendered with only 18 men. The field officers were Colonels {{has person |name=Charles C. Crews}} and {{has person |name=William J. Lawton}}; Lieutenant Colonels {{has person |name=James E. Dunlop}}, {{has person |name=Arthur Hood}}, and {{has person |name=Francis M. Ison}}; and Majors {{has person |name=James W. Mayo}} and {{has person |name=C.A. Whaley}}.</blockquote><ref>https://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-battle-units-detail.htm?battleUnitCode=CGA0002RC01</ref>

<blockquote>2nd Cavalry Regiment, assembled at Albany, Georgia, in February, 1862, contained men from {{has location |state=Georgia |county=Randolph County |alt=Randolph County{{#!:|}}Randolph}}, {{has location |state=Georgia |county=Dougherty County |alt=Daugtery County{{#!:|}}Dougherty}}, {{has location |state=Georgia |county=Clayton County |alt=Clayton County{{#!:|}}Clayton}}, {{has location |state=Georgia |county=Marion County |alt=Marion County{{#!:|}}Marion}}, {{has location |state=Georgia |county=Fulton County |alt=Fulton County{{#!:|}}Fulton}}, and {{has location |state=Georgia |county=Decatur County|alt=Decatur County{{#!:|}}Decatur}} counties. It moved to {{has location |city=Chattanooga}} and after skirmishing in {{has state|Tennessee}} was placed in Forrest's, Wharton, {{has person |name=J.J. Morrison}}'s, {Iverson's, and {{has person name=Charles C. Crews |alt=C.C. Crews}}' Brigade. The regiment participated in various conflicts such as {{has city|Perryville}}, {{has city|Murfreesboro}}, {{has city|Chickamauga}}, {{has city|Philadelphia}}, {{has city|Campbell's Station}}, {{has city|Bean's Station}}, and {{has city|Mossy Creek}}. Later it was involved in the {{has location |city=Atlanta Campaign |state=Georgia}}, the defense of {{has location |city=Savannah |state=}}, and the campaign of the Carolinas. On [[has date::April 26, 1865]], the 2nd Cavalry surrendered with only 18 men. The field officers were Colonels {{has person |name=Charles C. Crews}} and {{has person |name=William J. Lawton}}; Lieutenant Colonels {{has person |name=James E. Dunlop}}, {{has person |name=Arthur Hood}}, and {{has person |name=Francis M. Ison}}; and Majors {{has person |name=James W. Mayo}} and {{has person |name=C.A. Whaley}}.</blockquote><ref>https://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-battle-units-detail.htm?battleUnitCode=CGA0002RC01</ref>

==References==

==References==

==Possible Individuals in the Unit==

==Possible Individuals in the Unit==

*{{has person |name=Charles C. Crews |alt=Crews, Charles C.}}

*{{has person |name=Charles C. Crews |alt=Crews, Charles C.}}

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