- Members of the Confederate Relief and Historical Association of Memphis
- Records of Ex-Soldiers in World War 1
- Southern Claims Commission
- Spanish-American War
- Tennessee Confederate Pension Applications
- Tennessee Confederate Physicians
- Tennessee Confederate Soldiers' Home Applications and Ledgers
- Tennessee World War I Gold Star Records
- Tennessee World War I Veterans' Questionnaires
- Union Provost Marshal Files
- W. R. Cornelius Burial Records
- Civil War Deaths Listed in Nashville Newspapers, 1862-1865
- War of 1812 Pensioners for Tennessee Soldiers
- War of 1812 Pensioners for Tennessee Widows
Members of the Confederate Relief and Historical Association of Memphis
The Confederate Relief and Historical Association of Memphis, organized in 1869 of ex-Confederate Army and Navy soldiers, was formed with the desire to aid disabled Confederate soldiers, widows and orphans. It reorganized in 1884-1885 with a focus on the perpetuation of Southern History. The ex-Confederates of the organization placed a premium on gathering together historical records. This index includes the names of over 500 Confederate soldiers from Tennessee and other states.
Members of the Confederate Relief and Historical Association of Memphis
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