Georgia Cavalry Units

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1st Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
		Lt. Col. Charles Spalding
Brailsford's Co.	Lamar Rangers	William Brailsford C. A. L. Lamar	Chatham
Hopkin's Co.	McIntosh Cavalry	Octavius C. Hopkins	McIntosh
Hughes' Co.	Liberty Guards	William Hughes, Jr	Liberty
Walthour's Co.	Liberty Independent Troop	Abial Winn W. L. Walthour	Liberty
This company was also known as Winn's Co.
This battalion was organized in October 1861 for six months service. However, many of these men re-enlisted and served throughout the war. This battalion was consolidated with the 2nd Battalion Georgia Cavalry by S.O. #20, HQ, District of GA, SC and FL (20 January 1863) to form the 5th Regiment Georgia Cavalry.

1st Battalion Georgia Cavalry, Reserves
		Lt. Col. J. H. Blount
		J. H. Blount was originally a Captain in Stark's Battalion, but it is not clear which company he commanded.
Co. A		B. A. Wise	Bibb
Co. C		George L. F. Birdsong James W. F. Hightower	multiple
Some of the men in this company servered previously in Co G, 12th Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Guards.
Co. E		N. C. Osborn	Fulton, Hart, Pike
Co. F		E. J. Starr	unknown
McKenney's Co.		Francis M. McKinney	multiple
Stark's Co.		C. S. Stark S. D. Mutt	unknown
Tufts' Co.		A. L. Clinkscales O. Tufts	multiple
This battalion served as local defense north of a line commencing on the north side of the railroad at West Point, thence to Atlanta and finally to Elberton. The battalion was originally known as Stark's Battalion Cavalry, Supporting Forces of Georgia. Its designation was changed to the 1st Battalion Georgia Cavalry, Reserves in January 1864 and went into active service on 12 April 1864.

1st Gordon Squadron Cavalry, Georgia State Guards

Co. A	Big Spring Cavalry	James M. Denman	Gordon
Reeves' Co.	Calhoun Cavalry	William J. Reeves James Rogers	Gordon

1st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
		Col. James Jefferson Morrison Col. Samuel W. Davitte
Co. A		John C. Crabb William M. Hutchings Jesse W. Crabb William T. York	Polk
Co. B		James H. Strickland John W. Trammell	Coweta
This company served in a temporary battalion in September 1864 known as Sanders' Battalion.
Co. C	Highland Rangers	Milton H. Haynie George T. Watts Seaborn W. Allman	Floyd
During the Atlanta Campaign this company served as escort for Major General H. D. Clayton.
Co. D		William R. Seawright Robert Trammell	Paulding
Co. E		James M. Blalock Thomas M. Kelley Obediah P. Shuford	Carroll
Co. F		Nathaniel J. Reynolds William McWilliams	Gordon
Co. G		John L. Kerr	Floyd
Co. H		William M. Tumlin	Haralson
Co. I		J. F. Leak	Bartow
Co. K		Henry A. Worth	Bartow
This regiment was organized about May 1862.

2nd Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
		Lt. Col. Montgomery Cumming Lt. Col. Edward Bird
Co. A	Effingham Hussars	Edward Bird Henry J. Strothers	Chatham, Effingham
Co. B	Screven Troop	Simeon D. Conner M. N. McCall	Chatham, Screven
Co. C	Bulloch Troop	Alfred Iverson Hendry George B. Best	Bulloch, Chatham
Co. D	Georgia Hussars	W. H. Wiltberger	Chatham
Co. E	Blue Caps [Cavalry]	Isaac M. March	Chatham
Co. F	Chatham Light Horse	Richard F. Akins	Chatham
This battalion was organized in February 1862 and was later consolidated with the 1st Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry by S.O. #20, HQ, District of GA, SC and FL (20 January 1863) to form the 5th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry.

2nd Regiment Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
		Col. John B. Willcoxon
Co. A	Meriwether Volunteers Montgomery Guards Empire State Defenders	J. S. Freeman	Meriwether
Co. B	Sulphur Springs Guards	William C. Bray	Meriwether
Co. C	Sidney Johnston Avengers	John M. Hill	Coweta
Co. D	Rebel Rangers	W. J. Garrett	Campbell
Co. E	Fayette Dragoons Fayetteville Light Dragoons	John J. Whitaker	Fayette
Co. F	Coweta Cavalry	Thomas M. Jones	Coweta
Co. G	Heard County Cavalry	James B. Ware	Heard
Co. H	Chattahoochee Rangers	M. P. Beasley Shirley Sledge	Troup
Co. I	Carroll Defenders	James S. Tumlin	Carroll
Co. K	Chattahoochee Guards	William W. Cato	Troup
This regiment was organized in August 1863 for six months service as local defense.

2nd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
		Col. Winburn J. Lawton Col. Charles C. Crews Col. James W. Mayo
Co. A	Randolph Cavalry	Charles C. Crews Bennett L. Bridges Fleming J. Crews	Randolph
Co. B	Dougherty Hussars	Winburn J. Lawton	Dougherty
This company was ordered to join the 2nd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry as Co. B, but muster rolls do not show that this order was put into effect, as they are all marked Co. D, Cobb's Legion, Cavalry.
Co. C		James W. Mayo Peter W. Twitty	multiple
Co. D		William D. Grant Robert R. Mitchell	Walton
Co. E	Ben Milner Dragoons	Francis M. Isom Thomas J. Brooks Robert A. Thompson	Spalding
Co. F	Clayton Dragoons	W. H. Chapman	Clayton
Co. G	Georgia Dragoons	Thomas J. Jordan Thomas M. Merritt	multiple
This company served as escort to Major General B. F. Cheatham.
Co. H	Magruder Dragoons	Caleb Arthur Whaley Oliver Winningham L. S. Mead F. M. Allen	Fulton
Co. I		George C. Looney	Fulton
Co. K	Decatur Cavalry	James E. Dunlop James A. Butts Jesse M. Wilson	Decatur
This regiment was organized in March 1862.

3rd Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
See the 4th (Clinch's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry.

3rd Regiment Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
North East Regiment		Col. Robert Toombs
Co. A	Hartwell Rangers	F. B. Hodges	Hart
Co. B	Hart County Cavalry	James E. Strickland	Hart
Co. C	Wilkes Volunteers	G. G. Norman	Wilkes
Co. D	Tilly Rangers	Edmund N. Beazley	Taliaferro
Co. E	Franklin Cavalry	William Knox	Franklin
Co. F	Oconee Rangers	John C. Turner	Clarke
Co. G	Lee's Cavalry	James W. Daniel	Madison
Co. H	Elbert Volunteers	Luther H. O. Martin John H. Jones	Elbert
Co. I	Walton Confederates	Wiley N. Walton	Lincoln
Co. K	State Guards	Joseph McWhorter	Oglethorpe
This regiment was organized in August 1863 for six months to serve as local defense in the 4th, 5th, 6th and 9th Congressional Districts, including the counties of Wilkes, Lincoln, Columbia, Richmond, Warren, DeKalb and Fulton.

3rd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
		Col. Martin J. Crawford Col. Richard E. Kennon Col. Robert Thompson
Co. A	Dillard Rangers	Robert Thompson Charles L. Phelps William J. Howard	Muscogee
Co. B		Beverly A. Thornton Hampton S. Park William J. Underwood Thomas B. King	Muscogee
Co. C		[Joseph Henry] Persons Roland M. Willis	Talbot
Co. D		Richard E. Kennon James Mercer Callaway Abner B. Bankston E. C. Drummond	Harris
Co. E	Rawson Rangers	James T. Thornton M. C. Edwards	Stewart
Co. F	Cherokee Rangers	James A. Fowler Cornelius F. Keith	Cherokee
Co. G		David H. Collins Frank E. Field Reuben L. Hill	Gordon
Co. H		Daniel F. Booton A. J. Bearden	Floyd
Co. I		John W. Hunt B. B. Fontaine	Muscogee
Co. K		A. T. Hughes L. L. Stanford	multiple
This company was formed by taking men from the other companies in the regiment and adding recruits.
This regiment was organized 6 May 1862.

4th Regiment Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
Blue Ridge Tiger Regiment		Col. Robert White
Dorsey's Co.	Hall County Cavalry	John Dorsey	Hall
Robertson's Co.	[Hall] Chattahoochee Cavalry	Peter Robinson	Hall
Cannon's Co.	Brown Mounted Riflemen	W. H. Cannon	Rabin
Cartledge's Co.	Banks Troopers	Groves H. Cartledge(?)	Banks
Pirkle's Co.	Pirkle Rangers	John L. Pirkle	Hall
McDonald's Co.	Homer Cavalry	James M McDonald	Banks
Deadwyler's Co.	Joe Brown Rifles Jackson Cavalry	G. E. Deadwyler	Jackson
Armstrong's Co.	Forsyth Chattahoochee Cavalry	John Armstrong	Forsyth
Gower's Co.	Hall Troopers	Thomas C. Gower	Hall
Adam's Co.	Jackson [County] Cavalry	Robert White Joseph H. Adams	Jackson
Meek's Co.	White Cavalry	J. W. Meeks	White
This regiment was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense in the 6th and 9th Congressional districts and in the counties of Wilkes, Lincoln, Columbus, Warren, and Hancock.

4th (Avery's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
See the 12th (Avery's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry.

4th (Clinch's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
		Col. Duncan L. Clinch
Co. A	Wayne Rangers	T. S. Hopkins J. S. Wiggins Alex Lang	Wayne, Ware
Co. B	Glynn Guards	George C. Dent	Glynn, Ware
This company was originally 1st Co. A, 26th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. C	Camden Mounted Rifles	Alex S. Atkinson Nathan A. Brown	Camden
This company was originally 1st Co. B, 26th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
Co. D	Camden Chasseurs	George Lang John Readdick(?)	Camden, multiple
Co. E		Robert N. King	multiple
Co. F	Georgia Dragoons	James P. Turner	Berrien, Thomas
Co. G	Atlantic and Gulf Guards Wild Rangers	Allen C. Strickland Alexander A. McMillian	Ware
Some of this company had prior service in Hendry's Company, Georgia Cavalry, also known as the Atlantic and Gulf Guards.
Co. H		Thomas S. Wylly	Berrien, Thomas
Co. I		John C. Nicholls	Clinch
Co. K	Shiloh Troop	J. C. McDonald David Crum, Jr.	Ware, Pierce
This regiment was organized in August 1861 for twelve months service. In most instances the men re-enlisted and the unit served throughout the war. It began service as the "Cavalry Command South of the Altamaha" under Duncan L. Clinch and was later renamed the 3rd Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry. Additional companies were added and about 16 January 1863 it became the 4th (Clinch's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry. The some of the dismounted men from this unit were used to organized Captain Clinch's Battery, Georgia Artillery under Nicholas B. Clinch.

5th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
		Col. Robert H. Anderson Col. Edward Bird
Co. A	Co. B, Georgia Hussars	W. H. Wiltberger James A. Zitroner	Chatham
Co. B	Chatham Light Horse	Richard F. Akin	Chatham
Co. C	Blue Caps Cavalry	Isaac M. Marsh	Chatham
Co. D	Liberty Guards	William Hughes, Jr.	Liberty
Co. E	Bulloch Troop	Alfred Iverson Hendry George B. Best William N. Hall	Chatham, Bulloch
Co. F	Screven Troop	Moses N. McCall	Chatham, Screven
Co. G	Liberty Independent Troop	Abial Winn W. L. Walthour	Liberty
Co. H	Lamar Mounted Rifles(?) Lamar Rangers Savannah Mounted Rifles Mounted Rifles	C. A. L. Lamar William Brailsford	Chatham
Co. I	Effingham Hussars Border Rangers	Edward Bird Henry J. Strobhar	Chatham, Effingham
Co. K	McIntosh Cavalry	Octavius C. Hopkins William H. Atwood	McIntosh
This regiment was formed by the consolidation of the 1st and 2nd Battalions of Georgia Cavalry by S.O. #20, HQ, District of GA, SC, and FL (20 January 1863).

6th Battalion Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
		Lt. Col. A. B. Culberson
Co. A	Walker Cavalry, Co. A	T. A. Sharpe	Walker
Co. B	Walker Cavalry, Co. B	John B. Rodgers	Walker
Co. C	Walker Guards Walker Cavalry	James M. Easterling	Walker
Co. D	Boiling Spring Cavalry	William Mahan	Walker
Co. E	Pond Spring Cavalry	Joseph C. Hall	Walker
Co. F	Dirt Town Cavalry District Town Cavalry	John Jones	Chattooga
Co. G	Chattooga Cavalry	Samuel Hawkins	Chattooga
This battalion was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense in the northwest portion of the State.

6th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
		Col. John R. Hart
Co. A	Towns Rangers	George W. Standridge	Towns
Co. B		Joel Cicero Fain Benjamin M. Ledford	Union
Co. C		L. M. Stiff	Polk, Alabama
Some of these men served previously in Co. C, 7th Regiment Alabama Infantry.
Co. D		Samuel M. Ralston	Gilmer
Co. E		John Burns James Harlow Clayton J. Weathers John T. Butler	Chattooga
Co. F	Blood Mountain Tigers	Thomas J. Butt Joshua Anderson	Union
Co. G	Sardis Volunteers	John R. Hart Alfred F. Bale John R. Lay	Floyd
This company was originally known as Captain Hart's Company, Georgia Infantry. It was a part of the 4th (Mercer's) Battalion Georgia Infantry. It later became Co. E, 21st Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, from which it was detached by S.O. #106 A&IGO (8 May 1862). It became Co. A, 1st Regiment Georgia Partisan Rangers and subsequently a company in Smith's Georgia Legion (Cavalry Battalion), and finally Co. G, 6th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry in March 1863.
Co. H		James Harlow	multiple
Co. I		John E. McConnell	Union
1st Co. K	Rowan Partisan Rangers	William H. Rowan	Kentucky
This company was formerly known as Captain Rowan's Company, Kentucky Partisan Rangers. It later became Co. C, Jessie's Battalion Kentucky Mounted Rifles, and finally Co. C, 6th Regiment Confederate Volunteer Cavalry.
2nd Co. K		N. C. Napier	Chattooga, Walker
Co. L	Gordon Cavalry	George W. Carey	Pickens
This regiment was formed from the cavalry battalion of Smith's Legion, Georgia Partisan Rangers in March 1863, and subsquently five more companies were added.

7th Battalion Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
		Lt. Col. Linton Stephens
Co. A	Brown Guards	John Raley	Warren
Co. B	Washington County Cavalry	Thomas E. Brown	Washington
Co. C	Baldwin Cavalry	Samuel G. White	Baldwin
Co. D	Line Guards	James F. Geer	Greene
Co. E	Berman Mounted Infantry Beman Mounted Infantry	Linton Stephens Henry D. Beman	Hancock
Co. F	Culpepper Hussars	James A. Shivers William W. Swain	Warren
Co. G	Glascock Rangers	Richard Walden	Glascock
This battalion was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense within the limits of the State.

7th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
		Col. William P. White Col. Edward C. Anderson, Jr. Lt. Col. Joseph L. McAllister
Co. A	Augusta Mounted Rangers	W. D. Russell	Richmond
Co. B	Miller Rangers	Robert L. Miller	Bulloch, Burke, Effingham, Emanuel, Screven
Co. C	Randolph Rangers	Edward C. Anderson, Jr. John N. Davis	Elbert, Hart, multiple
Co. D	Hopkins [Partisan] Rangers	Richard H. Wylly	multiple
Co. E	Banks [Partisan] Rangers	William Hardy Harris Kollock	Banks, Chatham, Harrison
Co. F		Randall F. Jones William H. Burroughs	Chatham, Greene
Co. G	Mercer Partisans	T. S. Hopkins Frank W. Hopkins	Wayne
Co. H	Hardwick Mounted Rifles, Co. B	John P. Hines Isaiah Beasley	Bryan
Co. I		John W. Brumby	Cobb
Co. K	Hardwick Mounted Rifles, Co. A	Joseph Longworth McAllister L. S. Quarterman	Bryan
This regiment was formed by the consolidation of the 24th Battalion Georgia Cavalry, companies A, B, C, and E of the 21st Battalion Georgia Cavalry, and the two companies of the Hardwick Mounted Rifles, Georgia Volunteer Cavalry by S.O. #37, A&IGO (13 February 1864).

8th Battalion Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
		Maj. John B. Cummings Maj. John T. Stephens
Co. A	Bibb Hussars	B. G. Lockett	Bibb
Co. B	Crawford Guards	John W. Ellis	Crawford
Co. C	Monroe Cavalry	John T. Stephens J. R. Banks	Monroe
Co. D	Pike County Cavalry	Charles F. Redding	Pike
This battalion was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense within the following boundries. Commencing in Augusta thence along the Georgia Railraod to Atlanta, including Fulton county, thence by railraod to West Point and down the Chattahoochee River to Fort Gaines, thence to the eastern terminus of the Ocmulgee and Flint Railroad, thence in line to Millen and Augusta.

8th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
		Col. Joel R. Griffin
Co. A		John P. Davis	Randolph, Towns, Dougherty, Spalding
Co. B	Milford Guards	J. W. Nichols Byron B. Bower	Baker, Spalding
Co. C		William L. A. Ellis John G. Smith	Macon, Spalding
1st Co. D		W. H. Faucett T. Rhodes Duval	North Carolina
This company was transferred to the 16th North Carolina Volunteer Cavalry, but there is no record that it ever served as such.
2nd Co. D	Southern Partisan Rangers	S. B. Spencer Moses Smith, Jr.	Thomas
1st Co. E		W. A. Thompson	North Carolina
This company was transferred to the 16th North Carolina Volunteer Cavalry.
2nd Co. E	Jennings Rangers	J. M. Turpin W. J. Deas John G. Cress	Richmond, Thomas
Co. F		S. B. Jones	Washington
Co. G		Pat Gray	Houston
Co. H		Thomas A. Janes	Richmond, North Carolina
This company served as a battery of artillery.
1st Co. I		John T. Kennedy John A. Richardson James B. Edgerton	North Carolina
This company was transferred to the 16th North Carolina Volunteer Cavalry, but there is no record that it ever served as such.
2nd Co I		William A. Lane A. J. Love	Richmond, Thomas, multiple
Co. K	Mumford Avengers Dooley Rangers	E. W. Westbrook Samuel L. Turner	Macon
Companies A, C, and D of the 20th Battalion Georgia Cavalry were consolidated with seven companies from the 62th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry to form the 8th Regiment Georgia Cavalry by S.O. #161 (11 July 1864), amended by S.O. #254, A&IGO (25 October 1864).

9th Battalion Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
McDonald Battalion		Maj. William Phillips
Co. A	Paulding Cavalry Paulding Raid Repellers	R. W. Hamrick	Paulding
Co. B	Marietta Cavalry	George D. Rice	Cobb
Co. C	Sweet Mountain Cavalry	W. A. Austin Mace A. Mays	Cobb
Co. D	Pickens Cavalry	James Loveless	Pickens
Co. E	Haralson Cavalry Haralson Minute Men	R. A. Reid	Haralson
Co. F	Breckenridge Cavalry	Thomas R. Sheats	Paulding
This company was formed by dividing Co. A into two parts.
This battalion was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense in the northern half of Georgia.

9th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
By S.O. #161, A&IGO (11 July 1864) Cobb's Legion cavalry regiment was ordered to change its designation to the 9th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry. This order appears not to have been carried out as all subsequent rolls for this regiment continue to use the Cobb's Legion designation.

10th Battalion Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
		Maj. H. F. Price
Co. A	Home Guards	J. R. Adair	Bartow
Co. B	Bartow Mounted Infantry	Christopher Dodd	Bartow
Co. C	Bartow Raid Repellers	James Washington Watts	Bartow
Co. D		R. H. Saxon	Bartow
Co. E	Independent Volunteers Independent Rebels	R. H. Cannon	Bartow
This battalion was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense in that portion of the State west of the Chattahoochee River as mounted infantry.

10th Regiment Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
		Col. John J. Floyd
Co. A	DeKalb Cavalry	Milton A. Candler	DeKalb
Co. B	Henry County Cavalry Henry County Guards	A. C. Sloan	Henry
Co. C	Gwinnett Cavalry, No. 1	G. T. Rakestraw	Gwinnett
Co. D	Carroll Cavalry	Benjamin M. Long	Carroll
Co. E	Heard [Independent] Cavalry	A. R. Williams	Heard
Co. F	Henry [County] Dragoons	Ephraim S. Fargason	Henry
Co. G	Walton Rangers	William S. R. Hardman	Walton
Co. H	Gwinnett Cavalry, No. 2	William A. Cain	Gwinnett
Co. I	Carroll Guards	William Duke	Carroll
Co. K	[Floyd's] Newton Cavalry	John J. Floyd Newton Anderson	Newton
This regiment was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense "in the portion of the State of Georgia lying north of a line commencing on the Chattahoochee River where the line between the counties of Muscogee and Chattahoochee strikes said river, running across said State along the Muscogee Railroad to the city of Macon, thence in a direct line to that point on the Savannah River where the line between the counties of Richmond and Burke strike the same."

10th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
		Col. Voltaire H. Taliaferro
Co. A	Moise Rangers	Edwin W. Moise	multiple
Co. B		L. J. Smith	multiple
Co. C		Frank E. Burke William E. Cropp	multiple
Co. D		J. H. Sikes P. A. S. Morris	multiple
Co. E	Claiborn Partisan Rangers	Frederick A. Beazley	multiple
Co. F	Co. E, 20th Battalion Cavalry	Thomas S. Paine	Thomas, Chatham
Companies F and H of this regiment were formerly companies E and F, 20th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry, but existing records do not indicate which designation each took after the consolidation. The position occupied by each company in this regimental list was choosen by the compiler of this work. No research supports this placement.
Co. G		Jerry R. Johnson C. C. Bowen John R. Harper	multiple
Co. H	Co. F, 20th Battalion Cavalry	M. E. Williams	Thomas, Montgomery
Companies F and H of this regiment were formerly companies E and F, 20th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry, but existing records do not indicate which designation each took after the consolidation. The position occupied by each company in this regimental list was choosen by the compiler of this work. No research supports this placement.
Co. I		J. B. Bonner S. T. Kingsley	multiple
Co. K		L. W. Phillips	multiple
Companies E, F, and G of the 20th Battalion Georgia Cavalry were consolidated with the seven Georgia companies of the 7th Regiment Confederate Cavalry to form the 10th Regiment Georgia Cavalry by S.O. #161, A&IGO (11 July 1864), amended by S.O. #254 (25 October 1864). Company G of this regiment was formerly Co. G, 20th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry. Companies F and H of this regiment were formerly companies E and F of the 20th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry, but no existing records indicate which designation each took after the consolidation.

11th Regiment Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
		Maj. A. T. MacIntyre
Co. A	Thomas Cavalry	A. T. MacIntyre	Thomas
Co. B	Lowndes Mounted Infantry	Simeon A. Smith	Lowndes
Co. C	Moultrie Cavalry	Elijah Tillman	Colquitt
Co. D	Brooks Cavalry	Wiley W. Groover	Brooks
Co. E	Echols Cavalry	James W. Staten	Echols
Co. F	Berrien [County] Cavalry	William Godfrey	Berrien
Co. G	Clinch Cavaliers Clinch Cavalry	Rowan B. Johnson	Clinch
Co. H	Ware Volunteers	William B. Folks	Ware
Co. I	Attapulgus Cavalry Decatur Cavalry	Patrick A. McGriff	Decatur
This company and company K were known as the Decatur Squadron. Captain Patrick A. McGriff was the commanding captain of this squadron.
Co. K	Flint Cavalry Decatur County Squadron	William N. Bruce	Decatur
This company and company I were known as the Decatur Squadron.
This regiment was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense in the southwestern section of the State.

11th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
		Col. Andrew Young
Co. A	Homer Troopers	Madison Bell	White
Co. B	Chattahoochee Mounted Infantry Chattahoochee Rangers	E. P. Bedell	White
Co. C	Reid Guards	Joseph Reid	White
Co. D	Tugalo Rangers	John M. Crawford William H. Griggs	White
Co. E	Lumpkin Guards	James Kelly	White
Co. F	Rabin Gap Defenders	W. C. Price	Rabin
Co. G		D. M. West	White
Co. H		William S. Erwin	Habersham
Co. I		Jasper N. Dorsey	Clarke
Co. K		N. T. Tabor	Clarke
This regiment was organized in May 1864 as the 30th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry. This battalion together with four companies raised under authority of the War Department from areas where the conscription act could not be enforced, became the 11th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry by S.O. #271 A&IGO (14 November 1864).

12th Battalion Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
		Maj T. R. Stewart
Co. A	Clay Volunteers	Isham J. Wood	Clay
Co. B	Calhoun [County] Cavalry	C. M. Davis	Calhoun
Co. C	Early Dragoons	T. T. Swann	Early
Co. D		George Y. Banks	Stewart
Co. E	South West Rangers	T. R. Stewart Thomas L. Douglass	Randolph
This battalion was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense in southwest Georgia inside a line commencing at Columbus and following the railroad to Macon, thence in a direct line to the Okefenokee Swamp. Another description states that the region patrolled by this unit was bounded on the north by the counties of Troup, Meriwether, Pike and Monroe, thence on the east by the Ocmulgee River, and the counties of Irwin, Berrien and Lowndes.

12th (Robinson's) Regiment Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
		Col. William H. Robinson
Co. A	Stonewall Cavalry	William H. Robinson	Macon
Co. B	Marshalville Vol[unteer]s	Augustin Cooper	Macon, Houston
Co. C	Fort Valley Cavalry	Henry Love	Houston
Co. D	Perry Cavalry	David M. Brown	Houston
Co. E	Sumpter Cavalry	John V. Price	Sumter
Co. F	Harris Dragoons	William A. Adams	Meriwether
Co. G	Upson Cavalry	George L. F. Birdsong	Upson
Co. H	Taylor Cavalry	Julius Hopkins Holsey W. H. Christopher	Taylor
Co. I	Talbot Troopers	Thomas D. Lumsden	Talbot
Co; K	Muscogee Cavalry	John S. Pemberton Thomas J. Watts	Muscogee
This regiment was formed by the consolidation of Wicker's and Holsey's Battalions, Georgia Cavalry, State Guards. It was organized in August 1863 as local defense for six months. Holsey's Battalion was also known as the Geneva Squadron.

12th (Wright's) Regiment Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
		Col. Henry G. Wright
Stubb's Co.	Screven Cavalry	A. W. Stubbs	Screven
Wright's Co.	Jefferson Cavalry Jeff's Cavalry	Henry G. Wright	Jefferson
Longstreet's Co.	Effingham Minute Men	Anderson P. Longstreet Charles H. Thiot	Effingham
Stapleton's Co.	Pope Hill Rangers	James Stapleton	Jefferson
The records in the Georgia Archives list the nickname of this company as the Hope Hill Rangers, but these are secondary records. An examination of the records shows that the company mustered at Pope Hill. There is no site within Jefferson County named Hope Hill. Therefore the nickname Hope Hill Rangers is most likely a transcription error.
Brannen's Co.	State Troops Cavalry Bulloch Volunteers	William Alexander Brannen	Bulloch
Wilson's Co.	Columbia Guard	James R. Wilson	Columbia
This regiment was originally the 20th Battalion Georgia Cavalry, State Guards and was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense in that portion of the State lying south and east of the line formed by the northeastern boundries of Burke, Jefferson, Johnson, Laurens, Pulaski, Wilcox, Irwin, Berrien, and Lowndes counties.

12th (Avery's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
Georgia Dragoons		Col. Isaac W. Avery
Co. A		Reuben R. Keith James A Sloan	Whitfield
Co. B		George B. May	Murray
Co. C		Jefferson Johnson	Cobb, Bartow, Floyd
Co. D		William J. Rodgers	Tennessee
Co. E		William L. Cook Olin Wellborn Benjamin C. Woddail	Whitfield
Co. F		William K. Moore Joseph E. Helvenstein Cicero D. McCutchen Felix G. Horne
Co. G		R. E. Kingsley William R. Logan	Whitfield, Gordon, Tennessee
Co. H		James H. Graham	Coweta, Tennessee
Co. I	[Georgia] Mountain Dragoons Avery's Dragoons	Isaac W. Avery John D. Owen Hughes H. Burke	Whitfield
Co. K	Ringgold Rangers	A. C. Bradshaw Augustus R. Stewart Peter W. Stewart	Catoosa, Walker
Co. L		Leonard B. Anderson James C. N. Foote	Paulding
This regiment was originally formed as the 23rd Battalion Georgia Cavalry, Georgia Dragoons on 20 September 1862 with three companies. Three more companies were added on 4 October 1862 and a fourth on 1 November 1862. The battalion was increased to regimental strength on 5 January 1863, and became the 4th (Avery's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry. Later 10 of 11 companies from the 4th Regiment Georgia Cavalry were formed into the 12th (Avery's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry by S.O. #8 A&IGO (11 January 1865).

13th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
		Col. Archibald Anderson Hunt Lt. Col. Francis M. Nix Lt. Col. Samuel J. Winn
Co. A		Thomas F. Jones	multiple
Co. B		William Bailey W. H. Lewis
Co. C	Weaver Rangers	A. J. Watters	Jasper, multiple
Co. D		David A. Camp	Jackson
Co. E	Jackson County Cavalry	William L. Marler	Jackson
Originally this company was an independent company of partisan rangers. See OR, Series IV, volume 2, pp. 82-83.
Co. F	William G. Hill Dragoons	John D. Simms	Coweta
Co. G		F. J. Whitehead	Jackson
This company was formed from excess enlistments in company E. See the Atlanta Journal, 23 March 1901, pg. 2.
Co. H		James F. Ray	Jackson
This company was formed from excess enlistments in company E. See the Atlanta Journal, 23 March 1901, pg. 2.
Co. I		James A. Straynge	Jackson, Gwinnett
Co. K		W. Scott Thomas William Green Wells	Jackson, Gwinnett, Kentucky
Captain Wells' company of the 10th Kentucky Cavalry was consolidated with Company K in January 1865. Information from a letter written by Capt. William G. Wells on 6 March 1865 and a company muster roll dated 22 February 1865 now in the possession of Mrs. Golda Wells Stevens, Huntington, WV. There were 29 men in Wells' company when it attached to Co. K. These men were primarily from Johnson County, Kentucky.
It appears that A. A. Hunt was given authority to raise a regiment of partisan rangers to be known as the 2nd Regiment Georgia Partisan Rangers, and F. M. Nix was appointed as commanding officer of the 16th Battalion Georgia Partisan Rangers. Evans' Confederate Military History explicitly states that the 2nd (Hunt's) Regiment Georgia Partisan Rangers and the 16th (Nix's) Battalion Georgia Partisan Rangers were both part of Gen. Morgan's command early in the war. The compiled service records show that A. A. Hunt was the original commander of the 2nd Regiment Georgia Partisan Rangers and F. M. Nix was the original commander of the 16th Battalion Georgia Partisan Rangers. This is supported by the O.R. (Ser. IV, volume 2, pg. 82). In the fall of 1862 the 15th and 16th Battalions and the 2nd Regiment of Georgia Rartisan Rangers were reorganized. It appears that the 2nd Regiment Georgia Partisan Rangers was consolidated into the 16th Battalion Georgia Partisan Rangers (later known as the 16th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry) with Col. Hunt assuming command. The 13th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry was organized by increasing the 16th Battalion Georgia Cavalry to regimental strength and changing the designation in May 1864. The regiment, as a part of Vaughn's Brigade, was disbanded at Christiansburg, VA on 12 April 1865, by Gen. John Echols. A group of 23 men under the command of Maj. Edward Y. Clarke refused to surrender, and moved into NC to became a part of the final escort for Confederate President Jefferson Davis. This group surrendered in Georgia in May 1865.

15th Battalion Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
		Lt. Col. Edward T. Jones
Allen's Co.	Lee Cavalry	John H. Allen	Lee
Jones' Co.		Edward T. Jones	Dougherty
Wooten's Co.		C. B. Wooten	Terrell
This battalion was organized in August 1863 for six months as local defense in the southwest quarter of the State of Georgia in the counties of Stewart, Webster, Sumter, Dooly, Wilcox, Quitman, Randolph, Terrell, Lee, Worth, Irwin, Clay, Calhoun, Dougherty, Berrens, Colquitt, Mitchell, Baker, Early, Miller, Decatur, Thomas, Brooks, Lowndes, Echols, Clinch, Coffee, and Talfair.

16th Battalion Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
Gilmer Battalion		Maj. D. M. West
Co. A	Pickens Raid Repellers	James Bruce	Pickens
This company subsequently became Co. I, Infantry Battalion, Cherokee Legion. Although this company is designated Co. A, 16th Battalion Georgia Cavalry, State Guards, it apparently never actually served as such.
Co. B	Fannin Guards	Nat Mangum	Fannin
Co. C	Fannin Volunteers	James Kincaid	Fannin
Co. D	Gilmer Guards	D. M. West	Gilmer
Co. E	Mountain Guard	John Stone	Gilmer
Co. F	Gilmer [Silver] Grays	Johathan Withrow	Gilmer
Co. G	Gilmer Cavalry	E. M. Spriggs	Gilmer
This battalion was organized in August 1863 to serve for six months as local defense in the northwest quarter of the State known as Cherokee Georgia.

16th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
		Col. Archibald Anderson Hunt Lt. Col. Francis M. Nix Lt. Col. Samuel J. Winn
This battalion, also known as the 16th Battalion Georgia Partisan Rangers, was increased to ten companies by the addition of three companies of non-conscripts raised under authority of the War Department and became the 13th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry by S.O. #12 A&IGO (16 Jan 1865). For more information see the 13th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry.

19th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
Goode's Partisan Rangers		Maj. Charles T. Goode
Co. A	Ocmulgee Rangers	R. R. Bearden T. G. Holt
Co. B	Hawkinsville Rangers	James L. Leith P. T. McGriff	Pulaski
Co. C	Rattlesnake Rangers	G. R. Coley James R. Coley
Co. D		W. I. Vason
Co. E	Bell Rangers	W. H. Brazier
This battalion was organized in July 1862 and was originally known as the 2nd Battalion Georgia Partisan Rangers. It was consolidated with the 5th Battalion Alabama Volunteer Cavalry (previously, Slaughter's Cavalry Battalion, Hillliard's Legion, Alabama Volunteers) to form the 10th Regiment Confederate Cavalry by S.O. # 305, A&IGO (30 December 1862, Richmond VA).

20th Battalion Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
See the 12th (Wright's) Regiment Georgia Cavalry, State Guards.

20th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
Millen's Partisan Rangers		Maj. John M. Millen Lt. Col. J. F. Waring
Co. A	Southern Partisan Rangers	S. B. Spencer	Thomas
Co. B	Liberty Mounted Rangers Liberty Dragoons	William G. Thomson B. S. Screven	Liberty
Co. C	Jennings Rangers	J. M. Turpin W. J. Deas John G. Cress	Richmond, Thomas
Co. D		William A. Lane A. J. Love	Richmond, Thomas
Co. E		Thomas S. Paine	Thomas, Chatham
Co. F		M. E. Williams	Thomas, Montgomery
Co. G		Jerry R. Johnson C. C. Bowen John R. Harper	multiple
This battalion was also known as Millen's Battalion Georgia Partisan Rangers. The battalion was dissolved by S.O. #161, A&IGO (11 July 1864), amended by S.O. #254 (25 October 1864). Companies A, C, and D were consolidated with seven companies from the 62nd Regiment Georgia Cavalry to form the 8th Regiment Georgia Cavalry. Companies E, F, and G were consolidated with the seven Georgia companies of the 7th Regiment Confederate Cavalry to form the 10th Regiment Georgia Cavalry. Company B was assigned to the Jeff Davis Mississippi Cavalry.

21st Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
		Maj. William P. White
Co. A	Augusta Mounted Rangers	W. D. Russell	Richmond
Co. B	Banks Partisan Rangers	William Hardy Banks Harris Kollock	Chatham, Harrison
Co. C	Miller Rangers	Robert L. Miller	Chatham
Co. D		Jerry R. Johnson C. C. Bowen John R. Harper	multiple
Co. E		Randall F. Jones William H. Burroughs	Chatham, Greene
This battalion was formed by the consolidation of White's Battalion, Partisan Rangers and Bank's Battalion, Partisan Rangers under S.O. #39, HQ SC, GA, FL (11 February 1863). It was dissolved by S.O. #20 [37], A&IGO (13 February 1864), and companies A, B, C, and E were consolidated with the 24th Battalion Georgia Cavalry and the Hardwick Mounted Rifles to form the 7th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry.

22nd Battalion Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
		Lt. Col. Nathaniel A. Carswell
Co. A	Wilkinson Volunteer Cavalry Wilkinson Volunteers	E. J. Coates	Wilkinson
Co. B	Montgomery Volunteers	T. W. Rogers	Montgomery
Co. C	Twiggs Cavalry	D. G. Hughes A. L. Read	Twiggs
Co. D	Wilcox Cavalry Grays	George R. Reid	Wilson
Co. E	Alapaha Rangers	M. G. Fortner	Wilcox, Irwin
Co. F	Manning Mounted Guards	B. N. Mitchell	Pulaski
Co. G	Pulaski Cavalry	John J. Lee	Pulsaki
Co. H	Laurens Reserves	Rollin A. Stanley	Laurens
Co. I	Telfair State Cavalry	John Smith Telfair
This battalion was organized 4 August 1863 for six months to serve as local defense in that portion of the State south of the Muscogee Railroad and South Western Railroad to Echeconnee Creek and south of said creek to the Ocmulgee River, thence south of the Altamaha River to the Atlantic coast.

23rd (Avery's) Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
See 4th (Avery's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry.

24th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
		Maj. Edward C. Anderson, Jr.
Co. A	Mercer Partisans Wayne Rangers Wayne and Mercer Rangers Hopkins Rangers	T. S. Hopkins F. W. Hopkins	multiple
Co. B	Randolph Rangers	Edward C. Anderson, Jr.	multiple
Originally this company was an independent company of partisan rangers. See OR, Series IV, volume 2, pp. 82-83.
Co. C	Hopkins Rangers	Richard H. Wylly	multiple
Co. D		John W. Brumley	multiple
T. S. Hopkins' and E. C. Anderson's companies of partisan rangers were consolidated as volunteer cavalry of the line and formed into a battalion of three companies A, B, and C by S.O. #12, Headquarters Department of S.C., Ga., and Fla (12 Jan 1863). It was consolidated with companies A, B, C, and E of the 21st Battalion Georgia Cavalry and the Hardwick Mounted Rifles to form the 7th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry by S.O. #37, A&IGO (13 February 1864).

29th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
		Lt. Col. Arthur Hood
Co. A	Stonewall Hussars	Adam W. Hunter	Decatur
Co. B		John T. Wimberly	Decatur
Co. C		F. J. Browning	Thomas
Co. D	Hood's Cavalry Schley Cavalry	Jeremiah C. Lasseter	Schley
Co. E		Leonard Little	Talbot
Co. F		F. L. Pepper	multiple
Co. G		S. C. Hall	Early
Co. H	Early Hussars	R. W. Wade	Early
This battalion was organized 10 December 1863. This battalion saw service primarily in Florida.

30th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
See the 11th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry.

62nd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry
		Col. Joel R. Griffin
Co. A	Daugherty Volunteers	John P. Davis	Daugherty, Randolph, Towns, Spalding
Co. B	Milford Guards	J. W. Nichols Byron B. Towns	Baker, Spalding
Co. C		William L. A. Ellis John G. Smith	Macon, Spalding
Co. D		T. Rhodes Duval	North Carolina
This company was transferred to the 16th North Carolina Volunteer Cavalry, but there is no record that it ever served as such.
Co. E		W. A. Thompson	North Carolina
This company was transferred to the 16th North Carolina Volunteer Cavalry.
Co. F		S. B. Jones	Washington
Co. G		Pat Gray	Houston
Co. H		Thomas P. [R.] Janes George Deas	Richmond [North Carolina]
This company served as artillery (O.R. Series I, volume 29, pt. 2, pg., and volume 42, pp. 1244, 1267).
Co. I		John T. Kennedy John A. Richardson James B. Edgerton	North Carolina
This company was transferred to the 16th North Carolina Volunteer Cavalry, but there is no record that it ever served as such.
Co. K	Mumford Avengers	E. W. Westbrook J. [Samuel] L. Turner	Macon
Co. L		Hamlin L. Norfleet Theodore G. Barham	North Carolina
This company was divided to form companies D and E, 8th (Dearing's) Regiment Confederate Cavalry, which later became companies I and K, 24th Regiment Virginia Volunteer Cavalry.
This regiment was organized as the 15th Battalion Georgia Partisan Rangers. When the 2nd Regiment, and 15th and 16th Battalions of Georgia Partisan Rangers were reorganized in the fall of 1862 it became the 62nd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry, composed of seven Georgia companies and three North Carolina companies after the removal of Co. L. It was dissolved by S.O. #161, A&IGO (11 July 1864) and the Georgia companies were consolidated with companies A, C, and D of the 20th Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry to form the 8th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry by S.O. #254, A&IGO (25 October 1864). The North Carolina companies were ordered to consolidate with the five North Carolina companies of the 7th Regiment Confederate Cavalry and Co. C, 12th Battalion North Carolina Volunteer Cavalry to form the 16th Battalion North Carolina Volunteer Cavalry.

Alexander's Company Cavalry, Georgia Local Defence Troops
		Capt. James F. Alexander	Fulton
There were actually two organizations by this name. The first was organized 1 August 1862 for six months service as local defense. The second was organized 1 February 1863 for the war. Many of the men who had served in the first unit re-enlisted in the second.

Allen's Company Cavalry, Georgia Local Defence Troops
		Capt. Robert A. Allen	Richmond
This company was organized 1 August 1863 for six months as local defense.

Arnold's Company Cavalry, Light Duty Men
		Capt E. C. Arnold	Walton
This company was composed of disabled and wounded soldiers, light duty men, and those liable to the Reserve Corps of Georgia.

Asher's Company Cavalry, Georgia State Guards
Murray Cavalry		William C. Asher	Murray
This company was organized 7 July 1863 for six months service as local defense.

Capt. Boddie's Company Independent Cavalry
		Capt. C. M. Heard Capt. T. A. Boddie	Troup
This company was organized 8 September 1863 for six months as local defense in Baldwin, Butts, Campbell, Carroll, Chattahoochee, Clayton, Coweta, Crawford, Fayette, Haralson, Harris, Heard, Henry, Houston, Jasper, Macon, Marion, Meriwether, Monroe, Morgan, Muscogee, Newton, Pike, Putnam, Spalding, Talbot, Taylor, Troup, Twiggs, Upson, and Wilkinson counties.

Bond's Company Cavalry, Georgia State Guards
Murray Home Guard		Capt. C. W. Bond	Murray
This company was originally attached as Co. C to the 1st Regiment Georgia Infantry, State Guards; however, it is not listed on with the organizational records of that regiment.

Camden County Militia (Mounted) Georgia
		Col. Henry H. Floyd
		Ishan Peeples O. K. Mizell John H. Hull	Camden
This unit served as local defense along the Georgia coast. The exact make up of this unit is unknown.

Cavalry Command South of the Altamaha
See the 4th (Clinch's) Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry.

Capt. Corbin's Company Cavalry, Georgia Local Defence Troops
		Capt. B. H. Corbin	Dawson
This company was organized 18 September 1863 as local defense for six months.

Decatur Squadron
		Capt. Patrick A. McGriff
McGriff's Co.	Attapulgus Cavalry Decatur Cavalry	Patrick A. McGriff	Decatur
Bruce's Co.	Flint Cavalry Decatur County Squadron	William N. Bruce	Decatur
This squadron was a part of the 11th Regiment Georgia Cavalry, State Guards.

Dorough's Battalion Georgia Cavalry
		Capt. G. S. Gilbert
The existence of this unit is known because of POW records for men who served in this unit. The exact composition of this unit is unknown.

Floyd's Company Cavalry, Georgia Local Defence Troops
		Capt Henry H. Floyd
This company was organized 4 August 1863 as local defense for six months.

Gartrell's Company Georgia Cavalry
		Capt. Henry A. Gartrell Lt. C. M. Hooper
This company was organized 5 October 1863 and served until the end of the war. This company served as escort for General Buford.

Hall's Company Cavalry, Georgia Local Defence Troops
		Capt. Benjamin L. Hall
This company was organized 18 August 1863 for six months as local defense in Baker, Berrien, Brooks, Calhoun, Clay, Clinch, Coffee, Colquit, Decatur, Dooly, Dougherty, Early, Echols, Lee, Lowndes, Price, Quitman, Randolph, Stewart, Sumter, Telfair, Thomas, Terrell, Webster, Wilcox, and Worth counties.

Hardwick Mounted Rifles
		Capt. James L. McAllister
Co. A		James L. McAllister L. S. Quarterman	Bryan
Co. B		John P. Hines Isaiah Beasley	Bryan
The Hardwick Mounted Rifles were consolidated with the 24th Battalion Georgia Cavalry, and companies A, B, C, and E of the 21st Battalion Georgia Cavalry to form the 7th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Cavalry by S.O. #37, A&IGO (13 February 1864).

Hendry's Cavalry Company Georgia
Atlantic and Gulf Guards		Capt. Enoch D. Hendry
This company was attached to the 26th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry. The company was disbanded 31 March 1862. In May 1862 many of the men in this unit re-enlisted and joined the 3rd Battalion Georgia Volunteer Cavalry as Co. A.

Holsey's Battalion Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
Geneva Squadron		Maj. Julius H. Holsey
Adam's Co.	Harris Dragoons	William A. Adams	Meriwether
Birdsong's Co.	Upson Cavalry	George L. F. Birdsong	Upson
Holsey's Co.	Taylor Cavalry	Julius Hopkins Holsey W. H. Christopher	Taylor
Lumsden's Co.	Talbot Troopers	Thomas D. Lumsden	Talbot
This battalion became a part of the 12th (Robinson's) Regiment Georgia Cavalry, State Guards in August 1863 as local defense for six months.

Humphreys' Independent Company of Cavalry, Georgia Reserves
		Capt. William C. Humphreys
This company may have been from DeKalb or Fulton county. Nothing else is known about this company.

Capt. Logan's Company Cavalry, Georgia Local Defence Troops
White County Old Men's Home Guard		Capt. Francis Logan	White
This company was organized under an act of Congress entitled "An act to authorize the formation of companies for local defence," which was approved 13 October 1862. The company was mustered into service 31 July 1863 to serve as local defense for White county.

MacIntyre's Battalion
		Maj. A. T. MacIntyre
Smith's Co.	Lowndes Mounted Infantry	Simeon A. Smith	Lowndes
Groover's Co.	Brooks Cavalry	Wiley W. Groover	Brooks
Staten's Co.	Echols Cavalry	James W. Staten	Echols
Hansell's Co.
Smith's, Groover's, and Staten's Companies became a part of the 11th Regiment Georgia Cavalry, State Guards. Hansell's Company became an independent company of cavalry.

Mayer's Company Cavalry, Georgia Local Defence Troops
Appling Cavalry		Capt. John W. Mayers	Appling
This company was organized 4 August 1863 for six months to serve as local defense.

Capt. Nelson's Independent Company Georgia Cavalry
Nelson Rangers		Capt. Thomas M. Nelson Capt. G. G. Ragland
This company was organized 14 May 1862 and served until the end of the war. Later in the war it was known as Capt. Ragland's Company and as such was escort for General Stephen Dill Lee.

Capt. Newbern's Company Cavalry, Georgia Local Defence Troops
Coffee Revengers		Capt. Daniel Newbern	Coffee
This company was organized 27 July 1863 for six months as local defense in an area "beginning at the mouth of the Altamaha River and up that river and the Ocmulgee to Hawkinsville, thence to Florence on the Chatahoochee River, thence to the line of Florida, thence to the coast and back again to the Altamaha."

Pemberton's Company Cavalry, Georgia Local Defence Trooops
		Capt. J. S. Pemberton	Muscogee
This company was organized 2 July 1864 from exempts, details, and disabled men as local defense.

Capt. Ragland's Company
		Capt G. G. Ragland
See Capt. Nelson's Independent Company Georgia Cavalry. This company served as escort for General Stephen Dill Lee.

Roswell Battalion Georgia Cavalry, Local Defence Troops
Roswell Battalion Georgia Volunteers, Home Defence		Capt. Thomas E. King
1st Co. A		Thomas E. King	Cobb
2nd Co. A		James Roswell King	Cobb
1st Co. B		Charles A. Dunwoody	Cobb
2nd Co. B		A. A. Zachry	Cobb
Co. C		James Roswell King	Cobb
This battalion was organized in August 1863 to serve as local defense north of Atlanta to the Alabama and Tennessee lines.

Capt. Rumph's Company Georgia Cavalry
Wayne County Guards		Capt. John D. Rumph	Wayne
This company was organized 7 July 1863 for six months service south of the Altamaha River in the State of Georgia.

Russell's Company Cavalry, Georgia Local Defence Troops
		Capt. W. G. Russell
This company was organized in 4 August 1863 for six months as local defense.

Stark's Battalion Cavalry, Supporting Forces of Georgia
See the 1st Battalion Georgia Cavalry, Reserves.

Lt. Waring's Company Georgia Cavalry
Georgia Hussars		Lt. J. Frederick Waring
This company was ordered to report for duty to General Joseph E. Johnston by S.O. #179 A&IGO (14 October 1861). The company was transferred to the Jeff Davis Legion as Co. F by S.O. #200 A&IGO (7 December 1861).

Wicker's Battalion Georgia Cavalry, State Guards
		Maj. David L. Wicker
Robinson's Co.	Stonewall Cavalry	William H. Robinson	Macon
Love's Co.	Fort Valley Cavalry	Henry Love	Houston
Brown's Co.	Perry Cavalry	David M. Brown	Houston
Price's Co.	Sumpter Cavalry	John V. Price	Sumter
This battalion became a part of the 12th (Robinson's) Regiment Georgia Cavalry, State Guards in August 1863 as local defense for six months.

Capt. Young's Company Cavalry, Georgia Local Defence Troops
Alleghany Troopers		Capt. Andrew Young
This company was organized 1 August 1863 for six months as local defense.