March 27, 1863

March 27, 1863		Discharge from CSA of John Albert Stevens	Enlisted in the army of the CSA
July 15, 1863	Camp Sellers, Ownesville, Robertson Co, Tx	Letter from Pvt Jefferson Morgan, Co E, 35th Rgt
July 18, 1863	Camp Sellers, Ownesville, Robertson Co, Tx	Tx in the the Conf - Military Installations, Economy, & People	Located on the Brazos River near Stirling, this camp was the recruiting station for the "Magruder Light Horse Cavalry" Battalion, comprised of unattached volunteer cavalry companies.
July 27, 1863	Camp Sellers, Ownesville, Robertson Co, Tx	Letter from Pvt Jefferson Morgan, Co E, 35th Rgt
September 10, 1863	Camp Sellers, Ownesville, Robertson Co, Tx	Letter from Pvt Jefferson Morgan to his wife in Ellis Co	J.R.Barnes Batt, Co A (Burns)
September 19, 1863		Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	Co G, 35th Tx Cav organized, Capt G. E. Warren, cmdg
October 7, 1863	Near Tyler, Smith Co, Tx	Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	Letter from Liken to Adj. Gen. in Houston states that his 10 companies were scattered with 5 at this location.
October 23, 1863	Flory, Smith Co, Tx	Letter from Pvt Jefferson Morgan to his wife in Ellis Co
October 23, 1863		Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	Liken's and Burn's Battalions were combined to form the 35th Tx Cav Rgt
November 2, 1863	Flory, Smith Co, Tx	Letter from Pvt Jefferson Morgan to his wife in Ellis Co
November 1863	Camp Sandy Point @ Brazoria, Tx	Tx in the the Conf - Military Installations, Economy, & People	In early November Luckett's Brigade, Waul's Legion (2nd & 3rd Inf Rgt) and Liken's Rgt were at this campsite.
November 21, 1863	Harris Co, Tx, 3 mi from Houston	Letter from Pvt Jefferson Morgan to his wife in Ellis Co	Writes that he belongs to Likens Rgt, Walls Legion
November 23, 1863		Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	3 companies from Terrell's Rgt transferred to Liken's.
November 27, 1863	Camp Lubbock, Harris Co, Tx	Letter from Pvt David Cook	Liken's Rgt, 35th Tx Cav, Co K
December 6, 1863	Elliot's Ferry on Colorado River	Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	Ordered to join Col Duff at Texana or Victoria.
December 7, 1863	Camp Lubbock, Harris Co, Tx	Letter from Pvt Jefferson Morgan to his wife in Ellis Co
December 7, 1863		Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	Col Likens is arrested for drunkeness
December 8, 1863	Dismounted and sent to Velesco, Tx	Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	Attached to Luckett's Brigade
December 11, 1863	Camp Near Valesco, Tx	Letter from Pvt Jefferson Morgan to his wife in Ellis Co
December 17, 1863	Camp Luckett, Harris Co, Tx	Tx in the the Conf - Military Installations, Economy, & People	The 35th Tx Cav Rgt and other units of Waul's Legion camped here in early December.
December 17, 1863	Harris Co, Tx	Letter from Pvt Jefferson Morgan to his wife in Ellis Co	Likens Rgt, Co E
December 25, 1863	In camp 10 mi from Valesco, Tx	Letter from Pvt Jefferson Morgan to his wife in Ellis Co
January 8, 1864	Fort Caney	Tx in the the Conf - Military Installations, Economy, & People	Federal Navy bombardment of Fort Caney at mouth of Caney Creek
January 9, 1864	Camp near P. McNeil's farm at the mouth of Caney Creek	Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	5 co under Col Liken were to support Col Buchel's Rgt while observing Union gunboats
January 12, 1864	4 mi from Matagorda, Tx	Letter from Pvt David Cook
January 13, 1864	Camp McNeal	Letter from Pvt Jefferson Morgan to his wife in Ellis Co
January 21,1864	Matagorda Peninsula, Tx	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Operations agianst Reconnaisance by Federal troops
January 22, 1864	Ewing's Plantation near the mouth of Caney Creek	Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	With Gen Bee to observe and scout Federal troops south of Caney Creek
January 23 to 25, 1864	Matagorda Peninsula, Tx	Tx in the the Conf - Military Installations, Economy, & People	Federal troops occupying Decrow's Point and make demonstrations up the Peninsula toward the settlements along the mouth of Caney Creek
January 23, 24, 25, 1864	Matagorda Peninsula, Tx	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Operations agianst Reconnaisnace by Federal troops
January 30, 1864	4 mi from Matagorda, Tx	Letter from Pvt David Cook
January 31, 1864	Camp near San Bernard	Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	With the 2nd and 36th Tx Cav
February 22, 1864	Matagorda Co, Tx		R.J.Davis died. He was soldier in 35th Tx Cav, Co G
March 2, 1864	Matagorda Co, Tx	Letter from Pvt Jefferson Morgan to his wife in Ellis Co
March 11, 1864		Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	Bee's Div of 6 Rgt started march to La including Terrel's, Buchel's, Gould's, Woods, Debray's, & Liken's Rgt
March 31, 1864	Sabine River	Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	Debray's Rgt crossed
April 1, 1864	Sabine River	Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	Buchel's Rgt crossed
April 2, 1864		Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	Urgent message sent to Liken by Adj.Gen. @ Sabinetown ordering him to drop all baggage and make a rapid march to La as the opportunity to distinguish themselves in a big fight was near.
April 8, 1864	Sabine Crossroads, La	Texas in the War, 1861-1865, edited by Harold B. Simpson from original by Brig Gen Marcus J. Wright, CSA	Battle of Mansfield takes place. This book places the 35th in this battle, but I have found no record nor do other researchers agree. There is a possibility some of advance companies may have joined with Buchel's or DeBray's Regts who were engaged in this battle.
April 9, 1864	Pleasant Hill, La	Texas in the War, 1861-1865, edited by Harold B. Simpson from original by Brig Gen Marcus J. Wright, CSA	Battle of Pleasant Hill takes place. Col Buchel killed, replaced by Yager. Same note as above
April 12, 1864	Blair's Landing, La	Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	Parson's, Wood's & Gould's Rgt participate in engagement and Terrel's supports. Gen Tom Green Killed.
April 15, 1864	Near Grand Ecore, La	Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	After arriving in La, Liken's Rgt is brigaded with Terrell's and Yager's Rgt. It was probably not until this date the whole 35th Rgt was together as a unit.
April 21, 1864	Red River	Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	Gen Bee's Div with all 6 Rgt ordered to prevent gunboats from getting supplies to Federal troops.
April 23, 1864	Monett's Ferry, La	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Engagement, attempt to stop Federal retreat and trap army
April 24, 1864	Monet's Ferry, La	Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	Terrell's Brigade incldg 1st, 34th, & 35th Rgt
April 26, 1864	Montgomery, La	Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	Liken's Rgt attacked 4 gunboats and killed several. One of the gunboats ran aground and was blown up by Federals as the remaining 3 gunboats proceeded downriver.
April 26, 1864	Bayou Rapides & McNutt's Hill near Alexandria, La	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Skirmishes
May 3, 1864	West of Alexandria, La	Terrell's Tx Cav, Chapt 4	Fed troops advanced on the Confederate forces until Terrell's and Liken's Rgt dismounted and charged, driving them back in confusion
May 4 & 5, 1864	Red River Road, La	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Skirmishes
May 6, 1864	Boyce's Plantation, La	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Skirmish
May 6, 1864	Well's Plantation, La	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Skirmish
May 13, 14, & 15 1864	Alexandria to Morganza, La	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Operations against retreat
May 16, 1864	Mansura, La	Terrell's Tx Cav, Chapt 4	Terrell's Brigade incldg 1st, 34th, & 35th Rgt form up to protect the artillary in center of Confederate line. 3,500 Confederates take on an army of 18,000 Union troops
May 16, 1864	Belle Prairie Plantation, Mansura, La	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Engagement
May 17, 1864	Moreauville, Bayou de Glaze, La	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Skirmish
May 18, 1864	Yellow Bayou, Woods Plantation, La	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Engagement. Capt Joe Weir of Hill County's 12^th Tx Cav, Co "A" KIA.
May 19 & 20, 1864	Alexandria to Morganza, La	History of 35^th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Operations against Federal retreat
May 26, 1864	West Port, La	Letter from Pvt Jefferson Morgan to his wife in Ellis Co	Liken's Rgt, 35th Tx Cav, Gen Bagby's Brigade
May 26, 1864	Washington, La	Letter from Pvt Jefferson Morgan to his wife in Ellis Co
May 29, 1864	Washington, La	Letter from Pvt Jefferson Morgan to his wife in Ellis Co	Resting after 6 weeks of fighting
May 30 to June 5, 1864	Morganza to Atchafalaya, La	History of 35^th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Operations against expedition
September 16, 1864	Williamsport, La	History of 35^th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Skirmish
September 17, 1864	Atchafalaya, La	History of 35^th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Skirmish
September 18 & 19, 1864	Morgana, La	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Operations in area
September 20, 1864	Bayou Alabama & Morgan's Ferry, La	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Skirmish
September 20, 1864	Atchafalaya Bayou, La	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Skirmish
September 21, 1864	Morgana, La	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Skirmish
September 22, 1864		Letter from Pvt David Cook	Fought Yankees all day on the 17th & had 4 killed, 7 wounded
September 23, 1864	Morgana, La	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Operations in area
January 29, 1865	Bayou Goule to the Grand River, La	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Operations against Scout
January 30, 1865	Richland Plantation, La	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Skirmish
January 31 to February 7, 1865	Bayou Goule to the Grand River, La	History of 35th (Liken's) Tx Cav, @ CRC, Hill Jr College	Operations against Scout
February 19, 1865		Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	Liken's Rgt was dismounted again and departs for Tx. Probably the 35th was stationed at or near Beaumont in case Federal troops attempt another invasion up the Sabine River.
May 5, 1865	Galveston, Tx	Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	Col Ashbel Smith, commanding the defenses of Galveston reported that the 35th Dismounted Tx Cav as part of his command with a total 232 men and officers. The 35th was dispatched to Galveston because of unrest by the garrison of coastal artillery troops stationed there. Citizens of the island had been complaining to the military authorities about the troops stealing food and clothes since they were so poorly supplied.
May 14, 1865	Galveston, Tx	Tx Historical Assc Quarterly, Vol. XI - 1907 -1908	400 troops Galveston attempted to desert, but Col. Smith, aided by a couple of regiments recently arrived, persuaded them to stay.
May 21, 1865	Galveston, Tx	Terrell's Tx Cav, Appendix IV	Liken's Rgt was told to board trains and move north and they would receive their discharges.
May 22, 1865	Houston, Tx	Tx Historical Assc Quarterly, Vol. XI - 1907 -1908	Almost entire force at Galveston was in Houston.
May 23, 1865	Houston, Tx	Tx Historical Assc Quarterly, Vol. XI - 1907 -1908	A crowd of some 2000 persons including soldiers, citizens, women, negroes, and children sacked the Ordnance Building and Clothing Bereau.
May 25, 1865	Navasoto, Tx	Discharge from CSA of John Albert Stevens	Discharged
May 29, 1865	Houston, Tx	Tx Historical Assc Quarterly, Vol. XI - 1907 -1908	Gen E. Kirby Smith arrives to take charge of all assembled troops only to find the army had disbanded and gone home.
June 2, 1865	Galveston, Tx	Tx in the the Conf - Military Installations, Economy, & People	Gen E. Kirby Smith surrendered the Trans-Mississippi Dept, CSA
July 11, 1865	Marshall, Tx	Parole of Capt G.E.Warren	On Microfilm @ Confederate Research Center, Hillsboro, Tx