1st Arkansas Volunteer Infantry
- Company A: Formerly Company A, 3rd Regiment, Arkansas State Guards (ASG)
Hot Springs - Company B: (Jefferson Fencibles) Formerly Company E, 3rd Regiment, ASG
Pine Bluff - Company C: Formerly Battery B, ASG – volunteered to serve as infantry
Fort Smith - Company D: Formerly Company D, 3rd Regiment, ASG
Fort Smith - Company E: Formerly Company E, 1st Regiment, and Company G, 3rd Regiment, ASG
Hope (Co E) and DeQueen (Co G) - Company F: Formerly Company I, 4th Regiment, ASG
Springdale - Company G: (Helena Light Guards) Formerly attached to 4th Regiment, ASG
Helena - Company H: Organized for service in the Spanish-American War
- Company I: Formerly Company I, 3rd Regiment, ASG. Reorganized for SAW
Van Buren - Company K: Formerly Company I, 3rd Regiment, ASG
Paris - Company L: (Chicot Rifles) Formerly Company L, 1st Regiment, ASG
Lake Village - Company M: Organized for service in the Spanish-American War
2nd Arkansas Volunteer Infantry
- Company A: (McCarthy Light Guards) Formerly Company C, 1st Regiment, ASG
Little Rock - Company B: (V.Y. Cook Rifles) Formerly Company A, 4th Regiment, ASG
Batesville - Company C: Formerly Company G, 4th Regiment, ASG
Walnut Ridge - Company D: Formerly Company D, 2nd Regiment, ASG
Paragould - Company E: (Fletcher Rifles) Formerly Company D, 1st Regiment, ASG
Little Rock - Company F: (Hurley Rifles) Reorganized for service in Spanish-American War from
Former Company F, 2nd Infantry (voluntarily disbanded in 1895)
Newport - Company G: (Cabot Guards) Formerly Company D, 4th Regiment, ASG
Cabot - Company H: Formerly Company I, 1st Regiment, ASG
Forrest City - Company I: (Crockett Rifles) Consolidated from former Companies F, G & H, 4th
Regiment, ASG
Stuttgart (Co F), Gillett (Co G) and DeWitt (Co H) - Company K: (Clendenin Rifles) Formerly Company A, 4th Regiment, ASG
Harrison - Company L: Formerly Company C, 2nd Regiment, ASG
Conway - Company M: (Highland Sharpshooters) Formerly Company ?, 4th Regiment, ASG
Melbourne (Consolidated with volunteer company from Mountain Home)
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