George W. Hubbert Military Service Details, undated

Aug 1862.

9^th Enlisted in Herrifords Company C.S. Cavalry.

Sept. 1862.

7^th Dismounted and Appointed 5^th Sergt. Co. "C" Hunters Regt. M. Inftry

Oct. 1862.

3^rd Transferred to "Hamilton's Squad"and marched to near Elm Springs Arks.

4^th Arrived at Elm Springs

6^th Fraziers Battalion organized. Elected 1^st Sergt Co "C".

8^th Left Elm Springs. Camped on White River 3 miles from Fayetteville

10^th Crossed the river in wagons and marched to Camp Reagan

11^th Marched to Camp Marmaduke

15^th To Camp Reagan. /

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Oct. 1862

19^th Returned to Camp Marmaduke.

20^th Marched to near Schullyville

21^st To Camp on Mulberry Creek

22^nd To Camp on White Oak Creek

23^rd To Camp on Horse Head Creek

24^th Passed through Clarksville to Camp Hindman.

25^th Snow on the ground. Private J. J. Johnson of Arkansas troops shot for mutiny and desertion.

Novr 1862.

15^th Drew first arms and clothing.

17^th Marched to Horse Head. Rained

19^th To White Oak Creek on Clarksville and Van Buren road

20^th Camped at Mulberry Creek after wading it

21^st Marched to Frog Bayou

22^nd Bivouaced on bank Ark's river.

23^rd Crossed the river /

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Nov'r. 1862.

24^th Attached to Parsons Brigade.

29^th Marched to Camp opposite Van Buren.

Dec^r 1862.

1^st Crossed the river and marched to camp 3 miles North of Van Buren.

3^rd Marched for Cane Hill.

4^th Camped on Lee's Creek.

5^th Formed line of battle and marched to head of Cove Creek.

6^th Marched to summit of Boston mountain—Heard firing in front. Remained in line till 12 P.M.

7^th Marched to Prairie Grove and Engaged in battle

8^th Left the battle field at 1 O'clock A.M.

9^th Camped on Cove Creek.

10^th Marched to Camp on Lee's Creek /

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Dec^r 1862.

11^th Arrived at Van Buren.

13^th Crossed the river and camped at old camp 7 miles below town

25^th Inspection and Review by Gen. Holmes

28^th Battery attacked, Took up line of march, down the river.

29^th Camped opposite Ozark

30^th Camped near Roseville.

31^st Two men of the Arkansas troops shot for desertion. Marched to camp on Cane creek.

January 1863.

1^st Crossed the river and camped at Spadry Bluff

4^th Passed through Clarksville and camped on Piney.

5^th Camped at mouth of Piney

6^th Crossed Piney and camped three miles up the stream /

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January 1863.

9^th Marched to Russelville.

11^th Passed through and camped 5 miles East of Lewisburg.

12^th Marched to camp within 30 miles of Little Rock.

13^th Camped at Chrystial Hill after passing through rain and mud. Snowed. Wagon and battery animals died of hunger and cold

15^th Moved to the river after dark—boarded the steamer "St Francis No. 3"

16^th Arrived at Little Rock. Quartered in African Church.

17^th Removed to the Arsenal

20^th Baggage arrived.

21^st Camped one mile from the city.

Feby 1863.

4^th It Snowed. /

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Feby. 1863.

7^th Boarded the steamer "Arkansas" for White's Bluff.

15^th Were paid up to Oct. 31^st 1862 bounty included.

20^th Boarded the "U.S. mail packet" for Days Bluff.

21^st Peach blooms. Began work on Fort Pleasant

April 1863.

22^nd Reviewed by Maj. Gen. Walker. Had artillery practice.

June 1863.

14^th Clark and Mussers Battalions marched for Miss. river.

July 1863.

5^th Passed through Pine Bluff and camped /

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July 1863.

four miles below.

6^th Camped at bridge 14 miles from Pine bluff on Monticello road.

8^th Camped at Cold Spring.

10^th Camped in seven miles of Pine Bluff.

11^th Arrived at Fort Pleasants again.

13^th Col Clark's command arrived

27^th Marched to P.B. and S.R. roads

28^th Camped on a hill

29^th Camped in two miles of Little Rock

31^st Marched to Camp Price 4 miles from the city.

Aug. 1863.

16^th Left Camp Price and crossed the river to Camp Frost.

17^th To Camp M. E. Green. /

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Aug. 1863.

23^rd Sent to Hospital at Little Rock.

26^th Went to train at Camp Price.

28^th Crossed the river and rejoined command.

Sept. 1863.

10^th Retreated from Little Rock

11^th To train on Saline river.

12^th Camped in 7 miles of Rockport.

13^th Marched to Rockport.

14^th Carried in ambulance to Arkadelphia.

15^th Went to camp two miles from town

29^th Camp at Arkadelphia

Oct. 1863.

1^st Left Arkadelphia and camped 12 miles distant on bayou. /

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April. 1864.

3^rd Camped 5 miles West of Shreveport on Mansfield road

5^th Camped 3 miles South of Keachi

7^th Camped 3 miles West of town.

8^th Marched to Mansfield and 2 miles South. 4 days rations issued.

9^th Marched to and fought Pleasant Hill battle. Spend night about 3 miles West

10^th Assembled at an old mill 8 miles from Pleasant Hill on Mansfield road

11^th Camped 3 miles from Mansfield. Train arrived

14^th Passed through and Camped 3 miles North

15^th Camped 6 miles South of Shreveport.

16^th Passed through Shreveport, crossed the /

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April 1864

river, took a route for Camden Camped 5 miles from Gum Spring

17^th Passed through Rockmound and Camp 5 miles N.E.

18^th Crossed Lake Bodcaw and camped at Bayou Dorcheat.

19^th Crossed the bayou on pontoon and camped in Union County Ark.

20^th Passed through Calhoun and camped 5 miles North, near fine spring in beautiful grove.

21^st Marched to camp 22 miles South of Camden.

22^nd Arrived at camp 12 miles from Camden, after night-fall

23^rdPage————————————————————————————————

27^th Passed through Camden, Camped on Washita river, 2 days rations issued.

28^th Crossed the river on floating scant- /

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April 1864

ling and plank. Marched 16 miles and bivouaced

29^th Passed through Princeton and bivouaced 6 miles North—Rain.

30^th Moove at 2 A.M. Rain March and fight the battle of Jenkins Ferry.

————————————————————————————————————23^rd Marched to within 3 miles of Camden. Engaged in manoeuvering &c. Arrived at camp after dark.

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May 1864

1^st Camped one mile from Tulip.

5^th Marched through Tulip and 2 miles on Arkadelphia road to Camp Ham's

6^th Baggage arrived.

9^th Our company detached and sent to Jenkins Ferry.

11^th March for command and camp 4 miles /

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May 1864.

North of Tulip.

12^th Through Tulip and came up with the command 2 miles South of Princeton.

13^th Camp 6 miles North of Camden.

14^th Passed through Camden and Camped 8 miles South

15^th Camped on Minden La. road.

16^th Passed through Calhoun and camped 2 miles South

17^th Camped at Haynesville La.

18^th Camped 9 miles north of Minden

20^th Returned to Haynesville

21^st Camped 7 miles from town on Camden road, in Arkansas

22^nd Camped 2 miles South of Calhoun

23^rd Left Camden road and camped 5 miles S.E. of Atlanta.

24^th Marched to Monticello road, thence /

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May. 1864.

North and camp near Three Creek.

25^th March one mile North to Camp Kirby Smith.

June 1864

29^th Converted

July, 1864

1^st Baptized by Rev. Talbott

3^rd Joined the Army Church.

August 1864

6^th Elected Sr. 2^nd Lt. Co "I" 8^th Mo.

16^th Examined by Military Board

18^th Assigned to duty

19^th Leave Camp Kirby Smith for Washington. Camp 2 miles West of Hudsons mill

20^th Marched to camp near Crumples mill /

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Aug. 1864

21^st Camped 5 miles East of Sammartine

22^nd Camped at Falcon.

23^rd Camped 1½ miles East of Centerville

24^th Arrive at Camp Magruder near Washington.

Sept 1864.

14^th Marched for Camden. Camped 3 miles West of Centerville

15^th To Camp of Jan'y 29^th

16^th Camped at Christophers near Camp Bragg

17^th Camped 7 miles from Camden.

18^th Arrived at Camden. Manoeuvered &c.

Oct. 1864

5 Marched for Washington. Camp 5 miles from Camden at a bridge

6^th Camped at Camy Bridge /

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[page torn away] June 18

5^th Deposited arms in

arsenal and steamed

on board the "Jn

6^th Had stopped during

Resumed the "wag

transports and on

After night met

ports. In passing

drives against a

man over board and

foot slightly

7^th Arrived at Alexandria

and steamed down the

8^th Passed into the Miss river

arrived at Baton Rouge. 3

into Camp opposite the city

9^th Bathed and wash clothes.

11^th Attended Bible Class. Study Rom 8^th

12 Attended Class again

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[page torn away] June 1866

the Steamer "Ben Stick-

Louis M. Passed

Natches. Passed Vicks-

south of Ark's river

desired were landed.

Celena and at Memphis

Cairo.

landed at St Louis.

Schofield barracks

oath of allegiance

and arrive at Rolla

Springfield

State and arrive at Cassville /

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Oct. 1864

7^th Camped at Centerville.

8^th Arrived at Camp Magruder.

Nov^r 1864.

1^st Detached from Command and sent to Washington.

27^th Enter Post Commandants Office as Actg. Adjt.

January 1865

1^st Assigned to duty as Assistant Post Adjutant

22^nd Relieved from duty at Post of Washington

24^th Started for command and got /

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Feby 1865.

within 7 miles of Lewisville.

25^th Arrive in Camp Lee near Lewisville

March 1865.

13^th Marched from Lewisville and camped 12 miles on the Walnut Hills road

14^th Camped near Walnut Hills.

15^th Marched to Camp in 7 miles of Collinsburg

16^th Arrived at Camp Collinsburg

April 1865

5^th Marched to within one mile of Benton

6^th Camp within one mile of Shreveport

7^th Camped 2 miles S of W from town /

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April 1865.

11^th Move Camp to 3½ miles S of W from town

18^th Marched for Collinsburg. Pass residence of Gov. Allen. and camp on ground of Apr. 6^th 1865 & Mar 24^th 1864

19^th Camped at Benton

20^th Arrived at Collinsburg and entered former Camp /

foot up twelve Needles and then knit four rounds

and knit 9 rounds of pink yarn and then knit 25 rounds and then narrow

brake the thread ad tie on blue yarn fifty rounds altogether

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