2nd Regiment, Georgia Cavalry

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2nd Cavalry Regiment, assembled at Albany, Georgia, in February, 1862, contained men from [[|Randolph County|Randolph]], [[|Daugtery County|Dougherty]], [[|Clayton County|Clayton]], [[|Marion County|Marion]], [[|Fulton County|Fulton]], and [[|Decatur County|Decatur]] counties. It moved to Chattanooga, and after skirmishing in Tennessee was placed in Forrest's, Wharton, J.J. Morrison's, {Iverson's, and Template:Has person name=Charles C. Crews' Brigade. The regiment participated in various conflicts such as Perryville, Murfreesboro, Chickamauga, Philadelphia, Campbell's Station, Bean's Station, and Mossy Creek. Later it was involved in the Atlanta Campaign, Georgia, the defense of Savannah,, and the campaign of the Carolinas. On April 26, 1865, the 2nd Cavalry surrendered with only 18 men. The field officers were Colonels Charles C. Crews and William J. Lawton; Lieutenant Colonels James E. Dunlop, Arthur Hood, and Francis M. Ison; and Majors James W. Mayo and C.A. Whaley.

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