Hart's Battery - Arkansas Light Artillery, aka 2nd Arkansas Field Battery
William Hart - Captain
Daniel L. O'Connell - 1st Lieutenant Resigned Sept. 26,1863
G. W. McIntosh - 1st Lieutenant
E. A. Dubose - 2nd/1st Lieutenant
W.T. Tiller - 2nd Lieutenant
S. H. Calhoun - Lieutenant, Resigned & appointed AQM
Chas. Ringer - 2nd Lieutenant
August 1 to September 1, 1862 stationed at Post of Arkansas, Arkansas
August 31, 1862 to April 30,1863, station not stated
October, 1862 stationed at The Post of Arkansas
William Hart, Captain, Captain Hart's Artillery Company, enlisted August 1, 1861 at Fayetteville by Col. Hindman for the war, reported to R. R. Garland, Colonel Commanding Post [of Arkansas], October 13, 1862, captured at Fort Hindman, Arkansas Post, Arkansas January 11, 1863, sent to Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio prison camp via St. Louis, Mo.*, arrived January 30, 1863, Description, age 36, 5' 9", blue eyes, light hair, fair complexion, transferred to Fort Delaware, Del., April 10, 1863, paroled April 25, forwarded to City Point, Virginia for exchange April 29, 1863, surrendered with the Army of the Trans Mississippi under Genl E. Kirby Smith, signed his parole July 3, 1865 at Millican, Texas as Captain, Commanding 2nd Arksansas Light Battery
* Note: "The Arkansas Post Prisoners were all transferred directly from the Boats in which they came up the river to the Cars which took them East."
October 12, 1861 receipted for Ordnance stores at Fayetteville, Arkansas
November 10, 1862, signed a requisition for forage for 84 horses & 15 mules, at Post of Arkansas
M317: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Arkansas