Wow, Bryan, you're clearly very knowledgeable on Arkansas Civil War units; I really appreciate your help. I will continue looking for George Hutcheson in Missouri, but I'm not holding my breath. We have family notes that say "John, Michael, George, and Dick" all served in the Civil War, and have been able to prove 3/4 of them more or less, I'd just like to prove George. If only the 1890 Veterans Schedule for Arkansas had survived, so many of my questions would be answered haha.

If you have the time, since you obviously know your way around Arkansas Civil War records, maybe you can help me with one more query I've had. Have you come across information on a Newton County militia raised during the war? I know all the Arkansas counties had militias prior to the war, but this reference has had me stumped.

This is an excerpt of a 1911 book, "Historical Review of Arkansas: Its Commerce, Industry, and Modern Affairs, Volume I" by Fay Hempstead. It has an excerpt on Felix S. Baker, the son of Andrew Baker:

"...[Andrew Baker] joined the Confederate army, becoming a lieutenant in Colonel Mitchell's regiment of Arkansas infantry. He was in General Price's army and went on the raid into Missouri, but subsequently was detailed to raise a company in Newton county in support of the losing cause."

I've already found Andrew's service record as a 2nd Lt. in Powers'-Mitchells' 14th Infantry, but have not been able to find anything on this Newton County militia he helped to raise. Any chance you can help me? Thanks again.