They finished crossing the river. The other four companies of McNairy's Battalion crossed also. SOURCE: Richard R. Hancock,  Hancock&#...

McNairy's Battalion took up the line of March again, following the division in the direction of Murfreesboro. As it rained nearly all da...

Crittenden's Division, to which McNairy's Battalion still belonged, took up the line of march again for Corinth Mississippi. Passing...

Captain Allison's Company crossed Caney Fork at Trousdale's Ferry. Thirteen more of his company joined him. The rest of McNairy'...

By daylight all of Colonel Statham's Brigade had crossed Caney Fork except a few wagons. Before night General Carroll's Brigade, exc...

When within five miles of Gainesboro we met the advance of the First Brigade, now under the command of Colonel Statham, going in the directi...

As Colonel Statham passed Mr. Allison's he ordered our company to go on in advance of his brigade toward Carthage. Going six miles, wher...

Colonel McNairy started home on a furlough on account of ill health, leaving Captain Allison in command of the battalion. Allison received...

Two companies of Brazelton's Battalion, fifty men from McNairy's, and about five companies of infantry went about ten miles up the s...

According to orders from our General, McNairy moved from Camp Hall. Leaving his wagon train and camp equipage two or three hundred yards nor...

Zollicoffer had ordered a steamer to ascend the Cumberland to Celina, and if deemed safe to press on to Mill Springs with army stores for hi...

McClellan's and Branner's Battalions returned to their camps at Beech Grove. Our battalion recrossed the river and went into camps n...

According to orders previously mentioned, McNairy, having set out from Camp Hall with his battalion early in the morning, got to the river o...

According to orders from Zollicoffer, McNairy moved his battalion back to Camp Hall, where he remained for about nine days longer. COMMENT...

Having received a dispatch from Zollicoffer during the past night stating that Wolford's Cavalry was reported to be crossing the river a...

I started to headquarters with a dispatch for Zollicoffer, but, finding Colonel McNairy at Mr. A. R. West's, I put up there for the nigh...

Colonel McNairy, Captain Allison and I crossed the river and went to our General's headquarters, which we found in a tent about one mile...

McNairy's Battalion moved up to “Camp Hall,” within seven miles of Monticello and within sixteen miles of Mill Springs, where it remaine...

General Zollicoffer now had with him. six and a half regiments of infantry, a six-pounder battery of eight guns, and McNairy's, Branner&...

All of our company, except eight, had rejoined the battalion at Camp Hall. Our sick boys and wounded prisoners—still at Mr. West's—were ...