Mississippi 3rd Infantry Regiment State Troops

Historical Notes:
The Mississippi 3rd Infantry Regiment State Troops (Owen's) was organized August 7, 1862 as a unit of the Minute Men and was stationed at Grenada. The Minute Men were organized in May 1862 under the order of Maj.-Gen. T. C. Tupper from militia companies in each county. The enlistment term was for six months. Although not mustered into the Confederate States services, they were still subject to orders of Confederate officers. Rosters:
The roster of this unit contains the names of 924 men.

  • Company A - (Yalobusha Home Defenders) - raised in Yalobusha County
  • Company B - (Carroll County Defenders) - raised in Carroll County
  • Company C - (Capt. Walker’s Company, aka "Walker’s Company, Carroll County Militia") - raised in Carroll County
  • Company D - (Capt. Barksdale’s Company) - raised in Yalobusha County
  • Company E - (Capt. Mitchell’s Company) - raised in Yalobusha County
  • Company F - (Holmes County Minute Men [Tradewell’s]) - raised in Holmes County
  • Company G - (Holmes County Minute Men [Kyles’]) - raised in Holmes County
  • Company H - (Choctaw Company No. 2) - raised in Choctaw County
  • Company I - (Choctaw Company No. 1) - raised in Choctaw County
  • Company K - (Calhoun Minute Men) - raised in Calhoun County
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