Correct, it did not have the 10 companies. McCauley went to 7th Ark Inf, Wm E Hicks went on to Co E 36th Ark Inf as 3LT and Adj, while William Hicks became CPT of Company A, 32nd Ark Inf... but as stated by info below, the company went on to 3rd Ark Cav apparently. There is a V H Petty as PVT but the roll may have been before he became a LT.

One of the first volunteer companies raised in White County, the Border Rangers were organized at Searcy on April 29, 1861, by Capt. Dandridge McRae, a 31-year-old Searcy lawyer and future Confederate general. The Border Rangers appear to have stayed in White County until June or July, by which time Captain McRae had left to assume command of the 3rd Battalion Arkansas Infantry, with the rank of lieutenant-colonel. The company recruited heavily during this period, and a greatly expanded and reorganized Border Rangers, under command of Capt. Francis M. Chrisman, rode to Pitman’s Ferry, Arkansas, where they became part of Col. Solon Borland’s 1st Arkansas Mounted Volunteers (later redesignated as the 3rd Arkansas Cavalry). The Border Rangers were bounced around among several commands during the war. They were transferred from Borland’s regiment to the 6th Battalion Arkansas Cavalry. Here they were consolidated with the Crittenden Rangers before being transferred to the famous 2nd Arkansas Cavalry. They served in this regiment under Col. William F. Slemons until January 1863, when they were transferred back to Borland’s old command, the 3rd Arkansas Cavalry. Having finally found a permanent home, the consolidated Rangers company served with this command under General Wheeler to the end of the war, a pitiful remnant surrendering in South Carolina in May 1865.