The 24th Alabama Cavalry Battalion
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Brief History
The 24th Alabama Cavalry Battalion was organized on 31 December 1863, with three companies. It was chiefly composed of youths and served in Gen'l Joseph Wheeler's Cavalry Corps, assigned to Philip Dale Roddey's, Moses Wright Hannon's, and then in January, 1865, to James Hagan's Brigade. The battalion was involved in the Atlanta Campaign at Resaca and the siege of the city. They continued to harass the Union forces in Georgia and the Carolinas, and they surrendered with the Army of Tennessee at Durham Station, Orange County, North Carolina, 26 April 1865
Field and Staff
- Major Robert B. Snodgrass
- Adjutant C. Wickham Gue
Companies and the Counties from Which they Came
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Battles, Skirmishes and Engagements
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