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New page wikitext, after the edit (new_wikitext ) | '{{short description|Infantry regiment of the Confederate States Army}}
{{Use American English|date=May 2024}}
{{Use mdy dates|date=May 2024}}
{{Infobox military unit
| unit_name= 8th Mississippi Infantry Regiment
| dates= 1861–1865
| country= {{flag|Confederate States}}
| allegiance= {{flag|Mississippi|1861}}
| branch= {{army|Confederate States|name=Army}}
| type=[[Infantry]]
| size = [[Regiment]]
| battles=[[American Civil War]]
*[[Battle of Pensacola (1861)]]
*[[Battle of Stones River]]
*[[Battle of Chickamauga]]
*[[Battle of Missionary Ridge]]
*[[Atlanta Campaign]]
*[[Battle of Franklin (1864)|Battle of Franklin]]
*[[Battle of Nashville]]
| notable_commanders=}}
The '''8th Mississippi Infantry Regiment''' was a unit of the [[Confederate States Army]] during the [[American Civil War]]. The 8th Regiment was composed of volunteer companies from Mississippi assembled in the fall of 1861. The Regiment fought in many battles of the [[Western theater of the American Civil War]] before surrendering in April 1865.
==History==
The companies of the 8th Mississippi Infantry assembled at [[Enterprise, Clarke County, Mississippi|Enterprise]] in August, 1861, initially enrolling for 12–months' service. The total original strength of the 8th Mississippi was 888 officers and men.<ref name="MDAH">{{cite book |last=Rowland |first=Dunbar. |author-link= |date=1908 |title=The Official and Statistical Register of the State of Mississippi, Volume 2 |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=BCYLAAAAMAAJ |location= |publisher=Mississippi Department of Archives and History |page=576–581 |isbn=}}</ref> The regiment was mustered into Confederate service in October and sent to [[Pensacola, Florida]] to join the Southern forces under General [[Braxton Bragg]] who were [[Battle of Pensacola (1861)|besieging]] the forts held by Federal forces there. In May 1862, the Confederates abandoned their positions near Pensacola and the 8th Regiment was sent to [[Mobile, Alabama]], where the men re–enlisted for 3 years.<ref name="MDAH"></ref> In the fall of 1862, the Regiment moved to [[Chattanooga, Tennessee]] to join General Bragg's forces during the [[Confederate Heartland Offensive]]. The 8th was assigned to General [[John K. Jackson]]'s brigade and fought at the [[Battle of Stones River]] from December 31, 1862 to January 2, 1863. Colonel John C. Wilkinson, commander of the 8th Mississippi, was seriously wounded and captured in this battle,<ref>{{cite book |last1=Dyer |first1=Frederick |title=A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion - Vol. 20 Serial 29 |date=1909 |publisher=Dyer Publishing Company |page=839 |url=https://ehistory.osu.edu/books/official-records/029/0839}}</ref> and the regiment suffered a 47% casualty rate.<ref name="NPS">{{cite web |title=Battle Unit Details 8th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry |url=https://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-battle-units-detail.htm?battleUnitCode=CMS0008RI|website=US National Park Service |access-date=10 May 2024}}</ref>
In 1863, the 8th Regiment was stationed at [[Bridgeport, Alabama]], and then moved to Chattanooga in August as Bragg's forces retreated from [[Middle Tennessee]]. Bragg's army was pursued by Union general [[William Rosecrans]], who later forced the Confederates to retreat into Georgia. During the [[Battle of Chickamauga]], Jackson's brigade, including the 8th Regiment, was assigned to General [[Benjamin F. Cheatham]]'s division on the right wing of the Confederate line, and took part in a successful movement on September 19 that pushed back the advancing Union forces.<ref name="MDAH"></ref> Lieutenant Colonel Aden McNeill was killed during fighting at Chickamauga on September 20, and the Regiment suffered a 23% casualty rate.<ref name="NPS"></ref> The Union forces retreated to Chattanooga, and Bragg's troops moved north against their position. During the [[Battle of Missionary Ridge]], the Confederates were defeated and many men of the 8th Mississippi were captured.<ref name="MDAH"></ref>
In 1864, the 8th Regiment took part in the [[Atlanta Campaign]], fighting at [[Battle of Resaca|Resaca]], [[Battle of Adairsville|Adairsville]], [[Battle of New Hope Church|New Hope Church]], [[Battle of Kennesaw Mountain|Kennesaw Mountain]], [[Battle of Peachtree Creek|Peachtree Creek]], [[Battle of Atlanta|Atlanta]], [[Battle of Lovejoy's Station|Lovejoy's Station]], and [[Battle of Jonesborough|Jonesborough]]. The Regiment took major casualties in several of these battles: Lieutenant Colonel John F. Smith was killed at Pine Mountain on June 19, and commanding officer Colonel John C. Wilkinson was killed east of Atlanta on July 22.<ref name="MDAH"></ref> After the Atlanta campaign the regiment was reduced to an effective strength of 208 officers and men.<ref name="MDAH"></ref>
The 8th Mississippi then took part in the [[Franklin–Nashville campaign]] under General [[Mark Perrin Lowrey]]'s brigade, including the [[Battle of Franklin]] on November 30 where the Regiment took heavy casualties and division commander General [[Patrick Cleburne]] was killed. Major Andrew E. Moody was placed in combined command of the depleted 8th and 32nd Mississippi regiments.<ref name="MDAH"></ref> After the [[Battle of Nashville]], this combined unit retreated into North Mississippi.
On April 9, 1865, the surviving remnants of General Lowry's brigade, comprising the [[5th Mississippi Infantry Regiment|5th]], 8th, and 32nd Mississippi infantry regiments, along with the 3rd Mississippi Battalion, were combined into a consolidated unit titled the 8th Mississippi Battalion.<ref name="MDAH"></ref> This unit surrendered on April 26, 1865 at [[Greensboro, North Carolina]].
==Commanders==
Commanding officers of the 8th Mississippi:<ref name="MDAH"></ref>
* Col. Guilford G. Flynt
* Col. John C. Wilkinson, killed at Atlanta.
* Col. Aden McNeill, killed at Chickamauga.
* Lt. Col. James T. Gates
* Lt. Col. John F. Smith, killed at Pine Mountain near Atlanta.
==Notable Members==
* [[Newton Knight]], later deserted the Confederate Army and formed a [[Southern Unionist|Unionist]] guerilla unit in [[Jones County, Mississippi]].
==Organization==
Companies of the 8th Mississippi:<ref name="MDAH"></ref>
* Company A, "Yankee Terrors" of [[Smith County, Mississippi|Smith County]].
* Company B, "Pinckney Guards" of [[Newton County, Mississippi|Newton County]].
* Company C, "True Confederates" of Smith County.
* Company D, "Moody True Blues" of [[Clarke County, Mississippi|Clarke County]].
* Company E, "Tullahoma Hard Shells" of [[Lauderdale County, Mississippi|Lauderdale County]].
* Company F, "Clarke County Rangers"
* Company G, "Tolson Guard" of [[Jasper County, Mississippi|Jasper County]].
* Company H, "Southern Sentinels" of Lauderdale County.
* Company I, "Confederate Guards" of Lauderdale County.
* Company K, "[[Ellisville, Mississippi|Ellisville]] Invincibles" of [[Jones County, Mississippi|Jones County]].
==See also==
*[[List of Mississippi Civil War Confederate units]]
==References==
{{Reflist}}
{{Portal bar|American Civil War|Mississippi}}
{{Authority control}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:08 Mississippi Infantry Regiment}}
[[Category:Military units and formations established in 1861]]
[[Category:1861 establishments in Mississippi]]
[[Category:Units and formations of the Confederate States Army from Mississippi]]
[[Category:Military units and formations disestablished in 1865]]
[[Category:1865 disestablishments in the United States]]' |
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+{{short description|Infantry regiment of the Confederate States Army}}
+{{Use American English|date=May 2024}}
+{{Use mdy dates|date=May 2024}}
+{{Infobox military unit
+| unit_name= 8th Mississippi Infantry Regiment
+| dates= 1861–1865
+| country= {{flag|Confederate States}}
+| allegiance= {{flag|Mississippi|1861}}
+| branch= {{army|Confederate States|name=Army}}
+| type=[[Infantry]]
+| size = [[Regiment]]
+| battles=[[American Civil War]]
+*[[Battle of Pensacola (1861)]]
+*[[Battle of Stones River]]
+*[[Battle of Chickamauga]]
+*[[Battle of Missionary Ridge]]
+*[[Atlanta Campaign]]
+*[[Battle of Franklin (1864)|Battle of Franklin]]
+*[[Battle of Nashville]]
+| notable_commanders=}}
+
+The '''8th Mississippi Infantry Regiment''' was a unit of the [[Confederate States Army]] during the [[American Civil War]]. The 8th Regiment was composed of volunteer companies from Mississippi assembled in the fall of 1861. The Regiment fought in many battles of the [[Western theater of the American Civil War]] before surrendering in April 1865.
+
+==History==
+The companies of the 8th Mississippi Infantry assembled at [[Enterprise, Clarke County, Mississippi|Enterprise]] in August, 1861, initially enrolling for 12–months' service. The total original strength of the 8th Mississippi was 888 officers and men.<ref name="MDAH">{{cite book |last=Rowland |first=Dunbar. |author-link= |date=1908 |title=The Official and Statistical Register of the State of Mississippi, Volume 2 |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=BCYLAAAAMAAJ |location= |publisher=Mississippi Department of Archives and History |page=576–581 |isbn=}}</ref> The regiment was mustered into Confederate service in October and sent to [[Pensacola, Florida]] to join the Southern forces under General [[Braxton Bragg]] who were [[Battle of Pensacola (1861)|besieging]] the forts held by Federal forces there. In May 1862, the Confederates abandoned their positions near Pensacola and the 8th Regiment was sent to [[Mobile, Alabama]], where the men re–enlisted for 3 years.<ref name="MDAH"></ref> In the fall of 1862, the Regiment moved to [[Chattanooga, Tennessee]] to join General Bragg's forces during the [[Confederate Heartland Offensive]]. The 8th was assigned to General [[John K. Jackson]]'s brigade and fought at the [[Battle of Stones River]] from December 31, 1862 to January 2, 1863. Colonel John C. Wilkinson, commander of the 8th Mississippi, was seriously wounded and captured in this battle,<ref>{{cite book |last1=Dyer |first1=Frederick |title=A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion - Vol. 20 Serial 29 |date=1909 |publisher=Dyer Publishing Company |page=839 |url=https://ehistory.osu.edu/books/official-records/029/0839}}</ref> and the regiment suffered a 47% casualty rate.<ref name="NPS">{{cite web |title=Battle Unit Details 8th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry |url=https://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-battle-units-detail.htm?battleUnitCode=CMS0008RI|website=US National Park Service |access-date=10 May 2024}}</ref>
+
+In 1863, the 8th Regiment was stationed at [[Bridgeport, Alabama]], and then moved to Chattanooga in August as Bragg's forces retreated from [[Middle Tennessee]]. Bragg's army was pursued by Union general [[William Rosecrans]], who later forced the Confederates to retreat into Georgia. During the [[Battle of Chickamauga]], Jackson's brigade, including the 8th Regiment, was assigned to General [[Benjamin F. Cheatham]]'s division on the right wing of the Confederate line, and took part in a successful movement on September 19 that pushed back the advancing Union forces.<ref name="MDAH"></ref> Lieutenant Colonel Aden McNeill was killed during fighting at Chickamauga on September 20, and the Regiment suffered a 23% casualty rate.<ref name="NPS"></ref> The Union forces retreated to Chattanooga, and Bragg's troops moved north against their position. During the [[Battle of Missionary Ridge]], the Confederates were defeated and many men of the 8th Mississippi were captured.<ref name="MDAH"></ref>
+
+In 1864, the 8th Regiment took part in the [[Atlanta Campaign]], fighting at [[Battle of Resaca|Resaca]], [[Battle of Adairsville|Adairsville]], [[Battle of New Hope Church|New Hope Church]], [[Battle of Kennesaw Mountain|Kennesaw Mountain]], [[Battle of Peachtree Creek|Peachtree Creek]], [[Battle of Atlanta|Atlanta]], [[Battle of Lovejoy's Station|Lovejoy's Station]], and [[Battle of Jonesborough|Jonesborough]]. The Regiment took major casualties in several of these battles: Lieutenant Colonel John F. Smith was killed at Pine Mountain on June 19, and commanding officer Colonel John C. Wilkinson was killed east of Atlanta on July 22.<ref name="MDAH"></ref> After the Atlanta campaign the regiment was reduced to an effective strength of 208 officers and men.<ref name="MDAH"></ref>
+
+The 8th Mississippi then took part in the [[Franklin–Nashville campaign]] under General [[Mark Perrin Lowrey]]'s brigade, including the [[Battle of Franklin]] on November 30 where the Regiment took heavy casualties and division commander General [[Patrick Cleburne]] was killed. Major Andrew E. Moody was placed in combined command of the depleted 8th and 32nd Mississippi regiments.<ref name="MDAH"></ref> After the [[Battle of Nashville]], this combined unit retreated into North Mississippi.
+
+On April 9, 1865, the surviving remnants of General Lowry's brigade, comprising the [[5th Mississippi Infantry Regiment|5th]], 8th, and 32nd Mississippi infantry regiments, along with the 3rd Mississippi Battalion, were combined into a consolidated unit titled the 8th Mississippi Battalion.<ref name="MDAH"></ref> This unit surrendered on April 26, 1865 at [[Greensboro, North Carolina]].
+
+==Commanders==
+Commanding officers of the 8th Mississippi:<ref name="MDAH"></ref>
+* Col. Guilford G. Flynt
+* Col. John C. Wilkinson, killed at Atlanta.
+* Col. Aden McNeill, killed at Chickamauga.
+* Lt. Col. James T. Gates
+* Lt. Col. John F. Smith, killed at Pine Mountain near Atlanta.
+
+==Notable Members==
+* [[Newton Knight]], later deserted the Confederate Army and formed a [[Southern Unionist|Unionist]] guerilla unit in [[Jones County, Mississippi]].
+
+==Organization==
+Companies of the 8th Mississippi:<ref name="MDAH"></ref>
+* Company A, "Yankee Terrors" of [[Smith County, Mississippi|Smith County]].
+* Company B, "Pinckney Guards" of [[Newton County, Mississippi|Newton County]].
+* Company C, "True Confederates" of Smith County.
+* Company D, "Moody True Blues" of [[Clarke County, Mississippi|Clarke County]].
+* Company E, "Tullahoma Hard Shells" of [[Lauderdale County, Mississippi|Lauderdale County]].
+* Company F, "Clarke County Rangers"
+* Company G, "Tolson Guard" of [[Jasper County, Mississippi|Jasper County]].
+* Company H, "Southern Sentinels" of Lauderdale County.
+* Company I, "Confederate Guards" of Lauderdale County.
+* Company K, "[[Ellisville, Mississippi|Ellisville]] Invincibles" of [[Jones County, Mississippi|Jones County]].
+
+==See also==
+*[[List of Mississippi Civil War Confederate units]]
+
+==References==
+{{Reflist}}
+
+{{Portal bar|American Civil War|Mississippi}}
+{{Authority control}}
+
+{{DEFAULTSORT:08 Mississippi Infantry Regiment}}
+[[Category:Military units and formations established in 1861]]
+[[Category:1861 establishments in Mississippi]]
+[[Category:Units and formations of the Confederate States Army from Mississippi]]
+[[Category:Military units and formations disestablished in 1865]]
+[[Category:1865 disestablishments in the United States]]
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24 => 'The companies of the 8th Mississippi Infantry assembled at [[Enterprise, Clarke County, Mississippi|Enterprise]] in August, 1861, initially enrolling for 12–months' service. The total original strength of the 8th Mississippi was 888 officers and men.<ref name="MDAH">{{cite book |last=Rowland |first=Dunbar. |author-link= |date=1908 |title=The Official and Statistical Register of the State of Mississippi, Volume 2 |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=BCYLAAAAMAAJ |location= |publisher=Mississippi Department of Archives and History |page=576–581 |isbn=}}</ref> The regiment was mustered into Confederate service in October and sent to [[Pensacola, Florida]] to join the Southern forces under General [[Braxton Bragg]] who were [[Battle of Pensacola (1861)|besieging]] the forts held by Federal forces there. In May 1862, the Confederates abandoned their positions near Pensacola and the 8th Regiment was sent to [[Mobile, Alabama]], where the men re–enlisted for 3 years.<ref name="MDAH"></ref> In the fall of 1862, the Regiment moved to [[Chattanooga, Tennessee]] to join General Bragg's forces during the [[Confederate Heartland Offensive]]. The 8th was assigned to General [[John K. Jackson]]'s brigade and fought at the [[Battle of Stones River]] from December 31, 1862 to January 2, 1863. Colonel John C. Wilkinson, commander of the 8th Mississippi, was seriously wounded and captured in this battle,<ref>{{cite book |last1=Dyer |first1=Frederick |title=A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion - Vol. 20 Serial 29 |date=1909 |publisher=Dyer Publishing Company |page=839 |url=https://ehistory.osu.edu/books/official-records/029/0839}}</ref> and the regiment suffered a 47% casualty rate.<ref name="NPS">{{cite web |title=Battle Unit Details 8th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry |url=https://www.nps.gov/civilwar/search-battle-units-detail.htm?battleUnitCode=CMS0008RI|website=US National Park Service |access-date=10 May 2024}}</ref> ',
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26 => 'In 1863, the 8th Regiment was stationed at [[Bridgeport, Alabama]], and then moved to Chattanooga in August as Bragg's forces retreated from [[Middle Tennessee]]. Bragg's army was pursued by Union general [[William Rosecrans]], who later forced the Confederates to retreat into Georgia. During the [[Battle of Chickamauga]], Jackson's brigade, including the 8th Regiment, was assigned to General [[Benjamin F. Cheatham]]'s division on the right wing of the Confederate line, and took part in a successful movement on September 19 that pushed back the advancing Union forces.<ref name="MDAH"></ref> Lieutenant Colonel Aden McNeill was killed during fighting at Chickamauga on September 20, and the Regiment suffered a 23% casualty rate.<ref name="NPS"></ref> The Union forces retreated to Chattanooga, and Bragg's troops moved north against their position. During the [[Battle of Missionary Ridge]], the Confederates were defeated and many men of the 8th Mississippi were captured.<ref name="MDAH"></ref> ',
27 => '',
28 => 'In 1864, the 8th Regiment took part in the [[Atlanta Campaign]], fighting at [[Battle of Resaca|Resaca]], [[Battle of Adairsville|Adairsville]], [[Battle of New Hope Church|New Hope Church]], [[Battle of Kennesaw Mountain|Kennesaw Mountain]], [[Battle of Peachtree Creek|Peachtree Creek]], [[Battle of Atlanta|Atlanta]], [[Battle of Lovejoy's Station|Lovejoy's Station]], and [[Battle of Jonesborough|Jonesborough]]. The Regiment took major casualties in several of these battles: Lieutenant Colonel John F. Smith was killed at Pine Mountain on June 19, and commanding officer Colonel John C. Wilkinson was killed east of Atlanta on July 22.<ref name="MDAH"></ref> After the Atlanta campaign the regiment was reduced to an effective strength of 208 officers and men.<ref name="MDAH"></ref>',
29 => '',
30 => 'The 8th Mississippi then took part in the [[Franklin–Nashville campaign]] under General [[Mark Perrin Lowrey]]'s brigade, including the [[Battle of Franklin]] on November 30 where the Regiment took heavy casualties and division commander General [[Patrick Cleburne]] was killed. Major Andrew E. Moody was placed in combined command of the depleted 8th and 32nd Mississippi regiments.<ref name="MDAH"></ref> After the [[Battle of Nashville]], this combined unit retreated into North Mississippi. ',
31 => '',
32 => 'On April 9, 1865, the surviving remnants of General Lowry's brigade, comprising the [[5th Mississippi Infantry Regiment|5th]], 8th, and 32nd Mississippi infantry regiments, along with the 3rd Mississippi Battalion, were combined into a consolidated unit titled the 8th Mississippi Battalion.<ref name="MDAH"></ref> This unit surrendered on April 26, 1865 at [[Greensboro, North Carolina]]. ',
33 => '',
34 => '==Commanders==',
35 => 'Commanding officers of the 8th Mississippi:<ref name="MDAH"></ref>',
36 => '* Col. Guilford G. Flynt',
37 => '* Col. John C. Wilkinson, killed at Atlanta.',
38 => '* Col. Aden McNeill, killed at Chickamauga.',
39 => '* Lt. Col. James T. Gates',
40 => '* Lt. Col. John F. Smith, killed at Pine Mountain near Atlanta. ',
41 => '',
42 => '==Notable Members==',
43 => '* [[Newton Knight]], later deserted the Confederate Army and formed a [[Southern Unionist|Unionist]] guerilla unit in [[Jones County, Mississippi]]. ',
44 => '',
45 => '==Organization==',
46 => 'Companies of the 8th Mississippi:<ref name="MDAH"></ref>',
47 => '* Company A, "Yankee Terrors" of [[Smith County, Mississippi|Smith County]].',
48 => '* Company B, "Pinckney Guards" of [[Newton County, Mississippi|Newton County]].',
49 => '* Company C, "True Confederates" of Smith County.',
50 => '* Company D, "Moody True Blues" of [[Clarke County, Mississippi|Clarke County]].',
51 => '* Company E, "Tullahoma Hard Shells" of [[Lauderdale County, Mississippi|Lauderdale County]].',
52 => '* Company F, "Clarke County Rangers"',
53 => '* Company G, "Tolson Guard" of [[Jasper County, Mississippi|Jasper County]].',
54 => '* Company H, "Southern Sentinels" of Lauderdale County.',
55 => '* Company I, "Confederate Guards" of Lauderdale County.',
56 => '* Company K, "[[Ellisville, Mississippi|Ellisville]] Invincibles" of [[Jones County, Mississippi|Jones County]].',
57 => '',
58 => '==See also==',
59 => '*[[List of Mississippi Civil War Confederate units]]',
60 => '',
61 => '==References==',
62 => '{{Reflist}}',
63 => '',
64 => '{{Portal bar|American Civil War|Mississippi}}',
65 => '{{Authority control}}',
66 => '',
67 => '{{DEFAULTSORT:08 Mississippi Infantry Regiment}}',
68 => '[[Category:Military units and formations established in 1861]]',
69 => '[[Category:1861 establishments in Mississippi]]',
70 => '[[Category:Units and formations of the Confederate States Army from Mississippi]]',
71 => '[[Category:Military units and formations disestablished in 1865]]',
72 => '[[Category:1865 disestablishments in the United States]]'
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