John, no problem finding your posting. A lot of what I know about the 6th GA is oral family history. There were 6 Harlow brothers, 5 served with the 6th. My g g grandfather was with the 22nd Ala. Inf. Captain James Harlow organized Company E, 6th GA Cav. in April, 1862. Late in the year he became ill (Malaria according to family history) and resigned his commission. When he recovered, he organized Company H and resumed his commission. Of the 5 brothers in the 6th only Capt. Jim survived the war,and he was in ill health. He died 19 Sept. 1869. One of the brothers was killed near Sevierville, TN; one in Franklin, TN; one at Nashville and the 4th died in an unknown POW camp. My g g grandfather, Pvt. John Harlow Co. I, 22 Alabama Infantry was wounded at Nashville and lost the use of his right arm. He lived until 1910. Captain Jim also served in the U.S. Army in the Mexican War, Cpl. L. James Harlow, Jr., Georgia Mounted Battallion of Volunteers.
I will E-mail you off-list with some other stuff later. Again, it's great to meet someone else with ancestors in Co. H.

Paul Maloney