Widow’s pension, No. W-8310 was filed by Henrietta, widow of Alfred Maynard from Montgomery County, Tenn.

Alfred Berry Maynard Birth: Aug. 25, 1837 McMinn Co., TN, Death: Mar. 11, 1908
Spouse:Henrietta Perry Maynard (1849 - 1939)
Burial: Pleasant View Baptist Church Cemetery, Montgomery County, Tennessee
Find A Grave Memorial # 79778491

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A. B. Manner filed Soldier’s pension No. S-8754 from Montgomery County, Tenn., claiming service in 2nd (Ashby’s) Cavalry

Note, I do not believe this is your Alfred Berry Maynard who appears to have served only with Carter’s 1st Cavalry his total time in service

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A. B. Mainor/Maynard, Private, Company C, 1st (Carter’s) Tennessee Cavalry
Cards filed with Manor, A. B.

Alfred B. Manor, Private, Company D, 3rd Battalion Tennessee Cavalry,* enlisted August 3, 1861 at Athens, Tennessee by D. M. Key for 12 months, detached on extra duty as Courier August 17, 1862, captured at Vicksburg, Miss. July 4, 1863, paroled July 10, 1863, signed with an ‘X”, “his mark,” /s/ A. B. Manor, captured at Piedmont, Va. June 5, 1864, received at Camp Morton, Indianapolis, Indiana June 21, transferred to Point Lookout, Md. for exchange March 15, 1865, no further records

* This company subsequently became Company C, 1st (Carter’s) Regiment Tennessee Cavalry

Note, Company C was composed of many men from McMinn and Monroe Counties, TN

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Service records of men of Ashby’s 2nd Regiment Tennessee Cavalry show no men with the names Manner/Maynard/Manard

There are however:

Bird G. Manard, 25, 1st Lieutenant, Company I, 2nd (Ashby’s) Regiment Tennessee Cavalry, joined for duty and enrolled June 24, 1861 at Mossy Creek, resigned November 18, 1863 because of Chronic Bronchitis, etc.,

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S. A. Manard, Private, Company I, 2nd (Ashby’s) Tennessee Cavalry, joined for duty and enrolled June 24, 1861 at Mossy Creek, served as Regimental Forage Master, last recorded on December 31, 1864 as absent without leave, no further records

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William Mainard, Private, Company I, 2nd (Ashby’s) Tennessee Cavalry, joined for duty and enrolled October 31, 1862 at Flat Gap, Tennessee, last recorded at the March 12, 1864 muster as absent, sick, no further records

{Company I [“͡he Pack Light Dragoons] was composed of men from Jefferson and Knox Counties}

Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Tennessee