George Martin
Azariah Martin
Enlisted as a Sergeant in Company F, 12th Missouri Infantry
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12th Missouri Infantry CSA
Commanded by Col. James D. White, Col. Willis M. Ponder, Lt. Col. Benjamin Holmes, Maj. Richard C. Berryman and Maj. Thomas B. Sanford. First organized as the 9th Missouri Infantry, the name was changed to the 12th Missouri Infantry to avoid confusion for Col. John B. Clark's 9th Missouri Infantry. From October 22 1862 thru March1863 it was called the 9th Missouri Infantry. On April 1, 1863, redesignated as the 12th Missouri Infantry. Some of the later engagements this unit participated was the Battle of Helena, Pleasant Hill, and Jenkins' Ferry. It surrendered May 26, 1865 under Gen. E. Kirby Smith.
http://www.missouridivision-scv.org/mounits/12mo-infantry.htm
9th Missouri, "History of the Ninth Missouri Infantry, C.S.A., and the Twelfth Missouri Infantry Regiment, C.S.A.," by Jerry Ponder. Published in 1996 by Ponder Books, Doniphan, Missouri, this book is a brief history of these two Missouri Confederate Regiments with complete rosters of both regiments. These units were often confused during and after the war by clerks reconstructing the war for the Official Records. Fighting as part of Parson's Division, the 9th and 12th Missouri fought in practically every engagement in Arkansas and Louisiana. Muster rolls, roster, maps, and references. 115 pages, can be ordered directly from the author or the Camp Pope Bookshop, Iowa City, Iowa, or Great Books for $ 13.00.
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Martin, A. G. 10th Regiment, Texas Cavalry (Locke's)
Martin, A. G. Searcy's Battalion, Missouri Sharpshooters
Martin, A. G. 1st Regiment, Texas Heavy Artillery