For a number of years I have been researching and working on a book on the battle of Stone's River/Murfreesboro. That research places Captain N. T. N. Robinson's Howitzer Battery, as a part of the 1st Louisiana Cavalry, in the battle. The 1st Louisina Cavalry was assigned to Pegram's brigade at the time of the battle. Unfortunately, no reports were filed from Pegram's brigade; consequently only passing references are found regarding its role in the battle.

I am seeking ANY information on the role of Captain Robinson's battery in the battle. The same applies to the 1st Louisiana Cavalry beyond Carter's "A Cavalryman's Reminiscenes of the Civil War," and that found in the Supplement to the Official Records.

Best Regards and GOD's BLessings,

Lanny Smith

For Info:

ROBINSON’S COMPANY, HORSE ARTILLERY
(FIRST LOUISIANA CAVALRY, HOWITZER BATTERY)

Ref: Supplement to the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Part II, Record of Events, Louisiana

504:
N. T. N. Robinson, Capt.

517-518

Robinson’s Company, Horse Artillery

Stationed at Murfreesborough, Tennessee, September 1 - December 31, 1862

Stationed at Bean Station, January - February 1863

Stationed near Jacksborough, Tennessee, March 1- June 30 1863

From November 1, 1861 to May 1, 1863, this company had three howitzers, to which was added from time to time three 3-inch rifle guns, two of them being steel Parrott guns captured by one regiment, First Louisiana Cavalry, from Colonel Sanders’ Abolition raiders on June 27, 1863.

The Wild Cat Cavalry Company, Captain [Obed] P. Miller, being wholly without officers, was transferred by Major General [Simon Bolivar] Buckner to Colonel Scott, commanding brigade, and by him to this company.

June 1. - At an election held for officers, in pursuance of orders from brigade Headquarters, the following were declared duly elected: N. T. N. Robinson, Captain; Winslow Robinson, Senior First Lieutenant; J. A. Turner, First Lieutenant; Charles E. Liverich, Senior Second Lieutenant; the juniors are still vacant.

N. T. N. Robinson

Captain