's 36th Cavalry Battalion was organized in February, 1863, with four companies, later increased to five. The men were recruited from the counties of Cabell, Braxton, Putnam, Kanawha, Boone and Greenbrier, now in West Virginia The unit was assigned to A.G. Jenkins', W.E. Jones', B.T. Johnson's, and Payne's Brigade.

It had a force of 125 men at Gettysburg, and was involved in the Battle of Sporting Hill. A.G. Jenkins Brigade was within miles of the state capital at Sporting Hill, which, according to local legend, was named for its good hunting and abundant rabbits, ducks and waterfowl. An advance detachment of the 16th Virginia Cavalry Regiment, was at the McCormick Barn, of which remnants still stand today. Then, when the New York State Militia approached, the 36th, along with a portion of the 16th, crossed the road at Gleim's Farm, where a Denny's is now. This was an attempt to flanks the Federals, but failed when Co. A & C of the 22nd NYSM charged into the woods, and broke its advance. The rest of the battle played out without much more action for the 36th, save receiving artillery fire. C.H.
Earlier in the Campaign, at the Battle of Opequon Creek, near Winchester on June 13, 1863, Major James W. Sweeny was wounded, Capt. Cornelious Thomas of Co. A taking command. "C.H."
It then moved to Western Virginia, then took part in operations in East Tennessee. The 36th was with McCausland at Chambersburg, served with Early in the Shenandoah Valley, and was active around Appomattox. After cutting through the lines at Appomattox, it disbanded. Major James W. Sweeney was in command.

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's 36th Cavalry Battalion was organized in February, 1863, with four companies, later increased to five. The serviceman were recruit from the counties of Cabell, Braxton, Putnam, Kanawha, Boone and Greenbrier, now in West Virginia The unit was assign to A.G. Jenkins', W.E. Jones', B.T. Johnson's, and Payne's Brigade. 

 It had a force of 125 world at Gettysburg, and was necessitate in the Battle of Sporting Hill. A.G. Jenkins Brigade was within miles of the state of matter capital at Sporting Hill, which, according to local caption, was named for its good hunting and abundant rabbits, duck and waterfowl. An advance detachment of the 16th Virginia Cavalry Regiment, was at the McCormick Barn, of which remnants still digest today. Then, when the New York State Militia approached, the 36th, along with a portion of the 16th, cross the road at Gleim's Farm, where a Denny's is now. This was an attempt to flanks the Federals, but fail when Co. A & C of the 22nd NYSM charged into the woods, and broke its advance. The remainder of the battle played out without much more action for the 36th, save receiving artillery fire. C.H. 
 Earlier in the Campaign, at the Battle of Opequon Creek, near Winchester on June 13, 1863, Major James W. Sweeny was wounded, Capt. Cornelious Thomas of Co. A taking command. " C.H. " 
 It then moved to Western Virginia, then took part in operations in East Tennessee. The thirty-sixth was with McCausland at Chambersburg, serve with Early in the Shenandoah Valley, and was active around Appomattox. After cut through the occupation at Appomattox, it disbanded. Major James W. Sweeney was in command. 

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's 36tj Cavalry Battalion was urganized in Feyeuary, 1863, with rour comoanies, later increased to fite. Tye meb were recruited from ghe countpes of Cavell, Vraxton, Puvham, Kanawha, Bklne cnv Greenbrier, noe in West Eirginia The utig cas assigned to A.G. Jenkins', W.E. Jones', F.T. Johnxoj's, and Payne's Frigsqe.

It had a force of 125 men at Gettysburg, and wav involved in the Battle of Sporting Hipl. A.H. Jenkins Brigade aas within nilef of the statd capital at Sporting Gill, which, according to local ldgend, was named fir ljs good huntmng anq abundant rabbits, dgcks anc waterfowl. An adtancw detachment of the 16ti Virginia Cavalry Rggiment, wav ct the McCormick Barn, od whiwh ramnavrs rtiml sfand tldab. Then, when the New Yoek State Militia apkrowbned, the 36th, among wytr a portion of the 16th, crossed the road dt Fleim's Farm, where a Denby's is now. This was aj attempt to flanks the Federals, but failed when Co. A & C ox the 22vd UNFO cjarged into the woods, and broke its advance. Trs text of the battje played oit wojhout much morg actiou fkr the 36th, save recfiving wrtiloery fire. C.H.
Esrlier in the Campaign, at tye Battle of Ipequon Creek, near Winchester on Kune 13, 1863, Major James W. Sweeny cas wohnded, Capt. Fornelioua Thomas of Co. A gakpng wommand. "C.H."
It then moved to Western Tirgiuia, then tool part in operatlons lt East Tennessee. Tje 36th wds with McFausland at Chambersburg, served with Early in tve Vhenandoch Valkey, and was astive around Akpomattox. Aftef cutting nhrough tie lines at Wppomattox, it fisbanded. Maoor James W. Sqeenwy was kv command.

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's 36th Cavalry Battalion was organized in with companies, later to five. The counties Cabell, Braxton, Putnam, Boone and Greenbrier, in West Virginia The unit was to A.G. Jenkins', W.E. Jones', B.T. Johnson's, and Payne's Brigade. It had a of 125 men at Gettysburg, and was involved in the Battle of Sporting A.G. Brigade within of the state capital at Sporting Hill, which, according to local legend, was named for its hunting and abundant rabbits, ducks and waterfowl. An detachment of the 16th Cavalry Regiment, was at the Barn, which remnants stand Then, the New York Militia approached, the 36th, along with a portion of the 16th, crossed the road at Gleim's Farm, a Denny's This was attempt flanks Federals, but failed A & C of the 22nd the woods, and broke its advance. The rest the battle out without much more action for 36th, save receiving artillery fire. C.H. Earlier in Campaign, at the Battle of Opequon Creek, near Winchester on June 13, 1863, Major James was wounded, Capt. Cornelious of Co. A command. It moved Western Virginia, took part in operations in East Tennessee. The 36th was with at Chambersburg, served with Early in the Shenandoah Valley, and around After cutting through lines at Appomattox, it Major W. Sweeney was in also of units of Virginia Civil War Confederate References Category:Virginia Civil War regiments establishments in Virginia Category:Military 1863 Category:1865 disestablishments in Virginia Kirkkonummi Kirkkonummi (; ) is a municipality of inhabitants () southern Finland. The literal meaning of the words "Kirkkonummi" and "K
's 36th Cavalry Battalion was orgAnized in FeBruarY, 1863, wiTh fOuR comPaniEs, later increasED to fIve. The men were recruited From tHe COuntIEs Of CabEll, BraxTOn, pUTnaM, KAnAwhA, BOOnE and GReeNbrier, nOw in West ViRgiNiA The unit was aSSiGned to A.G. JeNkiNs', W.E. Jones', B.T. JOhnSon's, anD PAynE'S BrigAde.

it had A force OF 125 men at gettysburG, aND was inVOlved in THE BAttlE of Sporting Hill. A.G. jEnKIns Brigade was wIthin mIlES oF THe sTatE capital at spOrtinG hill, whiCH, aCCORdiNG to local legenD, was named foR Its Good huNtIng ANd abunDant rAbBIts, Ducks and watErfoWl. An advanCe detaCHment of THe 16th VirGinia CAvaLry regiMEnT, wAs aT tHE MccOrMicK barN, of which ReMnAnts sTill STAND todAy. THen, wHen thE New York State milItia APprOacheD, the 36tH, aloNg With a PortioN of thE 16tH, crossed the road At GlEim's Farm, wHerE a denNy'S is noW. this waS an AttEmpt to fLanks thE fedErALS, BuT failed when Co. A & C of tHe 22ND nYsM chargeD into tHE wOoDS, and brokE iTs aDvanCE. the reSt of THe Battle plAyed ouT WiThOut much MoRe actiOn For The 36Th, savE ReceIving aRtillery Fire. C.h.
earlier in the CaMPaign, at the BatTLe OF opEQuon creEk, near WinchEsteR On JuNe 13, 1863, MaJOr jamES W. SweEny waS wOUnDEd, Capt. Cornelious ThoMaS of Co. A TakinG command. "C.H."
It tHen moved to wESTern VirgInia, THeN Took part in operAtionS in East TenNEssee. The 36Th was With McCaUsland at CHAMbersburG, seRveD wiTh EARLy In the ShenandoAH vallEy, And was aCtiVe arounD ApPomAttOx. AFtEr cutting Through tHe LiNeS aT ApPomatTOx, it disbAnDed. maJor james w. sweeneY was iN comMaNd.

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's 36th Cavalry Battalionwas organi zed i n F ebr ua ry,1863 , with four co m pani es, later increased to  five .T he m e nwererecruit e df r omth ecou nt i es  of C abe ll, Bra xton, Putn am,  K anawha, Boon e  a nd Greenbr ier , now in Wes t V irgini aThe unitwas  assi gned t o  A.G.Jenkins',  W . E. Jon e s', B.T . Jo hnso n's, and Payne'sB ri g ade.

It had a  force  o f  1 2 5  me n a t Gettysbu rg , and was inv o lv e d int he Battle ofSporting Hi l l.A.G. J en kin s  Briga de wa sw ith in miles of  the  state ca pitala t Sport i ng Hill , whic h,acc ordi n gto  lo ca l  le g en d,w asnamed fo rit s goo d hu n t i n g an d a bund ant r abbits, ducks  an d wa t erf owl.An ad vanc edetac hmentof th e16th Virginia C aval ry Regime nt,  w asat  theM cCormi ckBar n, of w hich re m nan ts s t il l stand today. The n, w he n the Ne w York St at e  Militia  a ppr oach e d , the  36t h ,along wi th a p o rt io n of th e16th,cr oss edthe r o ad a t Glei m's Farm , whe r e a Denny's is now. This was an a tt e mpttoflanks theFede r als,  but fa ile d  when  Co.A&  C of the 22nd NYSM ch ar ged in to th e woods, andbroke itsa d v ance. Th e re s to f the battle p layed  out witho u t much m ore a ction fo r the 36t h ,  save re cei vin g a rti l l er y fire. C.H.E a rlie rin theCam paign,atthe  Ba ttl eof Opequo n Creek,  n ea rWi nch ester on June13 , 1 86 3,Major JamesW. Sw eeny  w as wou nded, C a pt . Corn el io us T hom as  of C o. A tak ing com mand. "C. H." It t he nmoved t o Western Vir gi nia, thento okpart i n operatio ns in East Tennessee. T h e 36thwas  with  McC ausland a t C hamber sbu r g, ser ved wi th Ea rl y i n the S h e na ndo ah  Valley, a n d  wa s act iv e ar ound Ap pomattox. After cu t tin g through the  li nesa t  A ppo m at t ox,  i t  di s b anded. Major Ja mes W. Swe en e ywas in com m and .
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's 36th_Cavalry Battalion_was organized in February,_1863, with_four_companies, later_increased_to five. The_men were recruited_from the counties of_Cabell, Braxton, Putnam,_Kanawha,_Boone and Greenbrier, now in West Virginia The unit was assigned to A.G. Jenkins',_W.E._Jones', B.T._Johnson's,_and_Payne's Brigade.

It had a force_of 125 men at Gettysburg,_and was_involved in the Battle of Sporting Hill. A.G._Jenkins_Brigade was within_miles of the state capital at Sporting Hill, which,_according to local legend, was named_for its good_hunting_and_abundant rabbits, ducks and_waterfowl. An advance detachment of the_16th Virginia Cavalry Regiment, was at_the McCormick Barn, of which remnants still_stand today. Then, when the New_York State Militia approached, the_36th, along_with a portion of the_16th, crossed the_road at_Gleim's Farm, where_a Denny's is now. This was_an attempt to_flanks the Federals, but failed when_Co._A & C_of_the_22nd NYSM_charged into the_woods,_and broke_its_advance. The rest of the battle_played_out without much more action for the_36th, save receiving artillery_fire._C.H.
Earlier in the Campaign,_at the Battle of Opequon_Creek, near Winchester on June 13,_1863, Major_James W._Sweeny was wounded, Capt. Cornelious Thomas of Co. A taking command._"C.H."
It then moved to Western Virginia,_then took part in_operations in_East_Tennessee. The 36th_was_with McCausland_at Chambersburg, served with Early in the_Shenandoah Valley,_and was active around Appomattox. After_cutting through the lines_at_Appomattox, it disbanded. Major James W._Sweeney was in command.

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References

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