Military Service Records

• Creek War Records. (Genealogy Quest)
• The Indian Wars Pensions Project - lists of pensions applications, personnel rosters and Land Grants. (The US GenWeb Archives)
• Seminole Wars Records. (Genealogy Quest)

• 1840 Census of Pensioners for Revolutionary or Military Service with names, ages, and places of residence. (FamilySearch)
• American Revolutionary War Records. (Genealogy Quest)
• Bounty Land, Judicial, Military Service, and Pension Application Records. (The US National Archives)
• Case Files of Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Applications. (The US National Archives)
• Children of the American Revolution - State contact page (nscar.org)
• Daughters of the American Revolution - Genealogy page (dar.org)
• Tennesseans in the Revolutionary War - Records and Histories of Tennessee Soldiers. (US GenWeb)
• Tennessee Pension Roll of 1835, contributed by William R. Navey. (US GenWeb)
• Tennessee's Revolutionary War Pensioners List. (US GenWeb)
• War Pensions and Bounty Land Applications, 1800-1900. (FamilySearch)

Revolutionary War Servicemen by Local County

• Claiborne County Servicemen. (Tennessee GenWeb)
• Cocke County Servicemen. (Tennessee GenWeb)
• Grainger County Servicemen. (Tennessee GenWeb)
• Greene County Servicemen. (Tennessee GenWeb)
• Hawkins County Servicemen. (Tennessee GenWeb)
• Jefferson County Servicemen. (Tennessee GenWeb)
• Knox County Servicemen. (Tennessee GenWeb)

• Compiled Service Records and other Resources for the War of 1812. (The US GenWeb Archives)
• Capt William Gillenwater's Muster Roll of East Tennessee Volunteer Militia, abstracted by Patricia Scruggs Trolinger. (Genealogy Trails)
• Capt John Slatten's Muster Roll of East Tennessee Draft Militia abstracted by Patricia Scruggs Trolinger. (Genealogy Trails)
• Tennesseans in the War of 1812. (TN GenWeb)

• Mexican War Records Online. (The US National Archives)
• United States Mexican War Index and Service Records 1846-1848. (FamilySearch)
• Military Service Cards of Soldiers who fought during the Mexican War, 1899–1927. (The US National Archives)
• United States Mexican War Pension Index 1887-1926. (FamilySearch)
• Remarried Widows Index to Pension Applications 1887-1942. (FamilySearch)

Grainger County Records

• Lucinda Satterfield - Submitted by Michael Satterfield. (US GenWeb Archives)

Greene County Records

• Leonard Keller - Submitted by Rich Nallenweg. (US GenWeb Archives)
• John Kerbaugh - Submitted by Stevie Hughes. (US GenWeb Archives)

Hamblen County Records

• Samuel Jacobs - Submitted by Ray Ezell. (US GenWeb Archives)

Hawkins County Records

• Isaac Thresher - Submitted by Helen Hurst. (US GenWeb Archives)

Jefferson County Records

• Samuel Jacobs - Submitted by Ray Ezell. (US GenWeb Archives)
• Margaret Kimbrough, widow of Benoney Kimbrough - Submitted by Ray Ezell. (US GenWeb Archives)
• Levi Riggs - Submitted by Cay Merryman. (US GenWeb Archives)

Survivors of the Revolution which Separated Texas from Mexico

from the US GenWeb PensionProject Archives. Records include claims for payment, reimbursement, or restitution and pension claims submitted by citizens to the Republic of Texas government from 1835 through 1846.

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• More Information and Links on tthe Mexican-American War. (US GenWeb Archives Pensions Project)

The U.S. National Archives

• Military Records from the Civil War. (US National Archives)

The National Parks Service Soldiers and Sailors Database

The Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System (CWSS) is a database containing information about the men who served in the Union and Confederate armies during the Civil War. Other information on the site includes histories of Union and Confederate regiments, links to descriptions of significant battles, and selected lists of prisoner-of-war records and cemetery records, which will be amended over time.Please note that the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System contains just an index of the men who served in the Civil War with only rudimentary information from the service records (including name, rank and unit in which they served) The full service records are housed at the National Archives and Records Administration.

• Civil War Soldiers Database. (US National Parks Service)
• Civil War Sailors Database. (US National Parks Service)
• Military Personnel Database. (US National Parks Service)
• People of the Civil War. (US National Parks Service)
• Civil War Battle Sites - brief histories of over 400 of the most significant battles. Search by state or campaign. (US National Parks Service)
• Civil War Monuments Database - thousands of monuments, markers, and memorials; there are almost 1400 at Gettysburg National Military Park alone. (US National Parks Service)
• Civil War Records. (Genealogy Quest)
• Tennessee and the Civil War. (TN GenWeb)

Civil War Service Records and Pension Applications

Note: These Service Records are collected in an envelope labeled with each soldier's name, rank, and unit. The envelope typically contains cards with abstracts of entries pertaining to the soldier and regarding muster rolls (roll calls), rosters, payrolls, appointment books, hospital registers, Union prison registers and rolls, parole rolls, and inspection reports.

• Service Records of Tennessee Union Soldiers who served from 1861-1865. (FamilySearch)
• Tennessee's Union Soldiers. (TN GenEWeb)
• Service Records of Tennessee Confederate Soldiers who served from 1861-1865. (FamilySearch)
• Tennessee's Confederate Soldiers. (TN GenEWeb)
• Tennessee Confederate Pension Applications 1891-1965. Tennessee began granting pensions to resident Confederate veterans in 1891 and to their widows in 1905. (FamilySearch)
• Confederate Veterans Compiled Military Service Records Index. (TN GenWeb)
• Tennessee's Civil War Pensions. (US GenWeb Pensions Project)
• Claiborne County Confederate Pension Applications. (The TN GenWeb Archive)

Medal of Honor recipients

The Medal of Honor traces its inception to the Civil War by an act of Congress signed into law by President Abraham Lincoln on December 21, 1861. As the only military award authorized during the American Civil War, the Medal of Honor was presented for meritorious actions that would not necessarily be recognized by the Armed Services today.

• Civil War Medal of Honor Recipients. (US National Parks Service)
• Medal of Honor Recipients of all wars. (Congressional Medal of Honor Society)
• Civil War Medal of Honor Recipients. (Arlington National Cemetery)

Civil War Prisoners and Cemeteries

• Civil War Prisoners - information from Fort McHenry in Baltimore, Maryland, once a temporary home to more than 15,000 Confederate soldiers; and Andersonville prison camp in Andersonville, Georgia, where more than 45,000 Union soldiers were confined. (US National Parks Service)
• Civil War Cemeteries - thousands of the more than 620,000 soldiers killed in the Civil War are buried in 14 US National Cemeteries. (US National Parks Service)
• Tennessee's Confederate Soldiers buried in Camp Morton Cemetery, Indianapolis, IN. (US GenWeb Archives)
• Tennessee's Confederate Soldiers buried in Crown Hill Cemetery Indianapolis, IN. (US GenWeb Archives)
• Tennessee's Confederate Prisoners in the Greenbush Cemetery Layfayette, IN. (US GenWeb Archives)
• Tennessee's Confederate Soldiers buried in the Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA. (US GenWeb Archives)
• Tennessee's Confederate Soldiers buried in the University of Virginia Cemetery. (US GenWeb Archives)
• Tennessee's Federal Soldiers buried in Arlington National Cemetery, Waashington, D.C. (US GenWeb Archives)

Regiments and Battle Units

• Civil War Regiments and Battle Units. (US National Parks Service)
• Tennessee Military Muster Rolls - a collection of muster rolls of Tennessee military units during the Civil War and Reconstruction. (The Tennessee Virtual Archive)
• Tennessee Military Records Archive - searchable Civil War document collections. (The Tennessee Virtual Archive)
• The 16th Ohio Volunteer Infantry - unit rosters, soldiers images, battle reports, etc. (16th Ohio webpage)
• The 24th Tennessee Infantry homepage. (TN GenWeb)
• The 24th Tennessee Infantry. Unit rosters. (Roots Web)
• The 24th Tennessee Infantry Regiment. (Research Online)
• Confederate Cavalry Units in Tennessee. (TN GenWeb)
• Confederate Artillery Units in Tennessee. (TN GenWeb)
• Confederate Infantry Units in Tennessee. (TN GenWeb)
• Confederate Military Rosters. (TN GenWeb)
• Federal Cavalry Units in Tennessee. (TN GenWeb)
• Federal Artillery Units in Tennessee. (TN GenWeb)
• Federal Infantry Units in Tennessee. (TN GenWeb)

• Service Records, Judicial Records, Pensions, Prisoners and Land Records. (The US National Arcives)
• Spanish-American War Records. (Genealogy Quest)
• Philippine-American War Records. (Genealogy Quest)

• Service Records, Judicial Records, Pensions, Prisoners and Land Records. (The US National Archives)
• World War I Medal of Honor Recipients. (Arlington National Cemetery)
• World War I Records. (Genealogy Quest)
• Record of WWI Soldiers of Caiborne County. (Tn Virtual Library)
• Record of WWI Soldiers of Cocke County. (Tn Virtual Library)
• Record of WWI Soldiers of Grainger County. (Tn Virtual Library)
• Record of WWI Soldiers of Greene County. (Tn Virtual Library)
• Record of WWI Soldiers of Hancock County. (Tn Virtual Library)
• Record of WWI Soldiers of Hamblen County. (Tn Virtual Library)
• Record of WWI Soldiers of Hawkins County. (Tn Virtual Library)
• Record of WWI Soldiers of Knox County. (Tn Virtual Library)
• Record of WWI Soldiers of Jefferson County part 1 of 3. Parts 2 aand 3 can be accessed from Part 1 (Tn Virtual Library)
• Tennesseans in World War I. (Tn GenWeb)

• Service Records, Judicial Records, Pensions, Prisoners and Land Records. (The US National Archives)
• World War II Medal of Honor Recipients. (Arlington National Cemetery)
• Hancock County World War II Enlistments. (US Gen Web Archives)
• Links to World War II Casualty Lists. (Genealogy Quest)
• Links to Missing Air Crew Reports. (Genealogy Quest)

• Service Records, Judicial Records, Pensions, Prisoners and Land Records. (The US National Archives)
• U.S. Military Fatal Casualties of the Korean Conflict. (The US National Archives)

• Service Records, Judicial Records, Pensions, Prisoners and Land Records. (The US National Archives)
• U.S. Military Fatal Casualties of the Vietnam War. (The US National Archives)