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Lieutenant Colonel Abner McCormick commanded 202 men from the Second Florida Cavalry at Olustee. The regiment protected the Confederate right flank, and at one point a portion was dismounted and stopped a Union effort to turn the flank. The Second Cavalry suffered no known losses during the battle.
Part of the regiment, including Company H, commanded by Captain John J. Dickinson, was not present during the engagement. Previously, on 10 February, Companies B and F fought a delaying action at the St. Mary's River, against the initial Union advance into Florida, and then retreated to Sanderson. |
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11 February 1864 Letter from Capt Winston Stephens, Company B, to his wife
21 February 1864 Letter from Capt Winston Stephens, Company B, to his wife
27 February 1864 Letter from Capt Winston Stephens, Company B, to his wife
15 March 1864, diary entry of Octavia Stephens
The Cone Brothers
2nd Lt Peter Cone, Company K
Photograph of John Perry
Photograph of William Denham
Photograph of John Fleming, Company F
Reminiscences of Lawrence Jackson, Company C
External Web sites related to the Battle of Olustee
Wakulla County, FL
Civil War Page - Includes
muster rolls of Companies D, E, and I, Second Florida Cavalry, and Companies C
and G,
Fifth Florida Cavalry Battalion. Also, a photo taken of some of these men at a 1904 reunion, and a listing of many Wakulla County Civil War veterans of these units.
Muster Roll for Company A
Muster Roll for Company B ---
Company B guidon
Muster Roll for Company C
Muster Roll for Company D
Muster Roll for Company E
Muster Roll for Company F
Muster Roll for Company G
Muster Roll for Company H
Muster Roll for Company I
Muster Roll for Company K
2nd Florida Cavalry Reenacting Units
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Confederate Order of Battle
Battle of Olustee home page
http://battleofolustee.org/
