Jim Lewis : After you research you should find:

3rd Mounted Kentucky Infantry Regiment was assigned to Forrest Cava;ry Corp in March 1864 and served until the end of the war. They were infantry prior to this and served from Belmont to the Meridian Campaign and after their camp at Canton they were transferred to Forrest, they were mounted March 10, 1864.Verification is by the book of Campaigns of General Nathan Bedford Forrest. All Busharts were assigned to Forrest including the 10th Tennessee Cavalry. The 20th tennessee Cavalry was also assigned to Forrest and had one Bushart on the roster. The 5th tennessee Infantry had two and both were KIA but not ever assigned to Forrest. The 10th tennessee Cavalry seperated from Forrest and placed with Wheeler. One was captured after being transferred to Wheeler and was a POW until the end of the war. All of the facts of my surveys were checked with formal government records and should be accurate. Let me know what your check finds out and of course if I am wrong I will change it accordingly.

In addition I found that six Bushart were in the Union Command and opposed their cousins at major battlefield of the Western Canpaign. One is on the Honor Roll at Stones River National Battlefield, Pvt., Ohio Infantry Regiment U.S.A.. Another KIA at Vickburg and another KIA at the Wilderness. I checked all records and they are outstanding.

Thanks, I hope to hear from you regarding your check and of course if I am wrong I will change my report accordingly.

Jim Bushart