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... more deserters from Price's army at Fairview, who claimed to belong to Coleman's regiment. From... these men I learned that Lieutenant-Colonel Crabtree, commanding Coleman's regiment, was marching... regiments, all under Colonel McCray. These regiments are Coleman's, Crandall's, and Baber's. Coleman... direction and ivould not give me a fight. We captured a Captain Bolton, of Coleman's regiment, and two
... traveling about three miles I met a man who informed me that Colonel Coleman was to be at Thomasville... this side of Thomasville, at the house of Nallmesses, I was informed that Coleman had camped at Thomasville... the night previous. When I arrived within one mile of Coleman's camp the advance guard captured a prisoner..., who stated that Coleman had 300 men, but that there were only from 160 to 200 in camp. I used
... Nichols' and Schnable's commands were relieved, Hunter's and Coleman's regiments being directed to await... by the regiments of Colonels Hunter and Coleman, presse( by a considerable body of Federals, who had appeared from
... of Lieutenant- Colonel S'chnable, Colonel Coleman, and Major Shaw into the fight. This order was executed.... At the same time Colonel Coleman left with his regiment. On the same day Captain Williams, with his regiment
.... Coleman. TYLER'S BRIGADE. Col. CHARLES H. TYLER. Perkins' (Missouri) Cavalry, Col. Caleb Perkins. Coffee
... men from the Fifth Missouri State Militia Cavalry, ta cked, Colonel Coleman's ban d 800 [CHAP. LIII.
... force back as a reserve, and commenced operations. Coleman went first with 500 men, destroyed some
.... Gen. Joe Shelby, Colonels Greene, Quantrill, Jackman, Kitchen, Jeffers, Burbridge, Coleman
..., Colonel Jackman's brigade, and Colonel Coleman's command. Having determined to invade Missouri in three
... days later Colonel Coleman, with 500 mell, struck the railroad, again tore up the track, burnt some
..., Confederate, 1st Regiment, Chickasaw. Coleman's (W. O.) Infantry. See Arkansas Troops, Confederate, 46th
... .....----...... 338, 342, 346, 348, 503, 539, 555 , For correspondence, see Alfred Pleasonton. Coleman, W. O
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