Thanks, however those Tennessee CW Veterans Questionaires, ca 1920 were established to " . . . the state granted to its common soldiers the opportunity
to share their perceptions of the Old South, the Civil War, and the postbellum world."

Occurring so long after the war, little definitive material of military value is found. Much of the questions relate to civil life, living conditions per war, education, etc.

Going back to my original query, I realized too late that this project most likely got off the ground as Nashville, very early in the war fell to the Yankees which ended the Confederate state administration.

George Martin