Smith County, Texas

 WAR

RECORD 

• Company C, 8th MS Inf. Reg
• 12th Brigade, Texas Militia, - Two Confederate Companies from Smith County.
  
• 1861 Muster Roll - Mt. Carmel Post Office
  
• 1890 Surviving Soldiers, Sailors, and Mariner, and Widows, etc.
• APPLICANTS from Smith County in the Confederate Pension Application Files, Texas State Archives
  
• Browning Civil War Letters
  
• CAMP FORD, CSA - The largest prisoner of war camp west of the Mississippi. - Randal Gilbert
  
• Camp Ford: A Civil War-Era Prisoner-of-War Camp - by Dr. Alston V. Thoms
  
• Confederate Monument, Oakwood Cemetery
  
• East Texas Family Records - Index to the Confederate Records
• Henry Haywood Daniel - Confederate Soldier - A Memorial
  
• McCulloch, J. S. - Reminences of Life in the Army and As a Prisoner of War POWs, Guards, and Citizens
  
• Mrs. W. E. Morris, Pension Record
  
• Scarborough, Andrew J., C.S.A.
  
• Texans Who Wore the Gray, Vol. 1 - By Sid S. Johnson, Capt. 3rd Term Calvry, Ross Brigade, C.S.A., and Brigadier General Texas Brigade, Forrest's Cavalry, U.C.V., Tyler, Texas
  • Company K, 3rd Cavalry
  • Douglas First Texas Battery
  • Fourth Texas in Battle of Gaines' Mill

• Camp Fannin - World War II. 
• Service Flag - First Baptist Church, Tyler
• Men and Women in the Armed Forces from Smith County, TX
• World War II Honor List of Dead and Missing Army and Army Air Forces Personnel Smith County, TX

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