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The Missouri Coleman’s Cavalry Regiment was organized as a mounted rifles unit in the late summer of 1864 from some of the men who had returned to Arkansas after surrendering at Vicksburg and Port Hudson, under the command of Colonel W. O. Coleman. During the summer of 1864, the 46th served in eastern Arkansas with Colonel Archibald Dobbins, and participated in the attack on Lamb's Plantation near Helena in August. Subsequently it served in an unattached status with Shelby's Cavalry Division, where they participated in Price's Missouri Raid in September and October of 1864, and at the battle of Mine Creek on October 25, 1864. They returned to service in northeastern Arkansas after the Raid, where they remained until the end of the war, raiding Federal supply lines and operating as guerillas. They surrendered with Brig.. Gen. M. Jeff Thompson near Chalk Bluff on May 11, 1865.
OFFICERS:
Coleman, W.O., Rank In Colonel. Rank out Colonel.
Skily, William, Rank In Major. Rank out Major
Archer, James M., Rank In Captain/Adjutant. Rank out Captain/Adjutant.
Kelly, Socrates H., Rank In Captain. Rank out Captain/Commissary of Subsistence.
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