January 5, 1864
Lieut. Col. Phillip Work resigns on account of health
February 10, 1864
Broke winter camp and moved west towards Chesterfield.
Februray 12, 1864
Field succeeded Jenkins as division commander
February 15, 1864
Bivoucked near Chesterfield for 7 days.
February 22, 1864
Headed back east towards Bull's Gap
February 26, 1864
The regiment took up positions in winter quarters at Bull's Gap.
March 28, 1864
The regiment broke winter camp and moved south towards Greenville. Late March Brigade ordered back to Virginia, John Gregg Replaced Robertson, New Issue of uniforms and shoes.
March 29, 1864
Moved northeast towards Zollicoffer, Tennessee
April 1, 1864
Went into camp at Zollicoffer for 10 days.
April, 1864 - April, 1865
Assigned Texas Brigade, Field's Division, 1st Corps, Army of Northern Virginia
April 11, 1864
Moved to Bristol, Tennessee. Gen. Longstreet is ordered to rejoin Gen. Lee
April 15, 1864
The regiment boarded train to Lynchburg.
April 18, 1864
Bivoucked at Lynchburg
April 20, 1864
Boarded train to Charlottesville
April 23, 1864
The regiment left the train at Charlottesville headed towards Cobham Station and camped.
April 28, 1864
Review and inspection of the Division held by General Field.
April 29, 1864
Review of 1st Corps held by General Lee.
April 30, 1864
Moved towards Gordonsville and bivoucked north of town.
May 4, 1864
Moved east down the Catharpin Road towards the wilderness.
May 5 - 6, 1864
The Battle of the Wilderness. Lieut Col Harding Commanding?
May 7, 1864
The regiment buried their dead, and that night moved towards Spotsylvania Court House.
May 8 - 21, 1864
The Battle of Spotsylvania Court House
May 21 - 22, 1864
Moved towards the North Anna River
May 23 - 26, 1864
The Battle of North Anna
May 27, 1864
Moved south towards Ashland Station
May 29, 1864
The regiment entrenched in vicinity of Gaines' Mill and New Cold Harbor.
June 1 - 3, 1864
The Battle of Cold Harbor
June 13, 1864
Moved south and crossed the Chickahominy and bivoucked near the old Frayser's Farm battlefield.
June 16, 1864
Moved south and crossed the James River near Drewry's Bluff.
June 17, 1864
The regiment occupied the lines at Bermuda Hundred.
June 18 - July 28, 1864
The siege of Petersburg
July 28, 1864
Moved to Dunlap's Station
July 29, 1864
The regiment boarded the train to Richmond and went into lines on New Market Heights.
July 29, 1864 - April 3, 1865
The siege of Richmond
August 16, 1864
Skirmish at White Oak Swamp
September 28, 1864
Soiree held at Chaffin's Bluff camp
September 29, 1864
The Battle of Chaffin's Farm
October 7, 1864
The Battle of Darbytown Road. Attack against union repeating rifles. Attack fails and 1st is pushed back. During the fighting, General Gregg is killed. Col Bass assigned command of Texas Brigade. Attack against union repeating rifles. Attack fails and 1st is pushed back. Unit reduced to 600 men. Spent winter in Richmond trenches.
October 27, 1864
Skirmish at Williamsburg Road
October, 1864
The regiment went into winter camp 8 miles east of Richmond on the Charles City Road.
January 20, 1865
Skirmish at New Market Road
Februray 1865
Col. Bass returned to command 1st Texas
April 2, 1865
The regiment broke camp, moved to Richmond and boarded train to Petersburg Col Bass Commanding.
April 3, 1865
Evacuated Petersburg and moved west as rear guard to main army. Col Bass Commanding.
April 4, 1865
Bivouacked at Amelia Court House
April 5-6, 1865
Skirmish at Rice's Station
April 7, 1865
Skirmish at Farmville
April 8, 1865
Bivouacked 2 miles east of Appomattox Court House.
April 9, 1865
In their last operational march the regiment marched 1 mile towards Appomattox Court House. Col Bass Commanding. General Lee surrendered his Army of Northern Virginia.
April 12, 1865
The troops surrendered their weapons and received their paroles.
April 14, 1865
Sergeant Thomas Macon Mullens of Co. E is last man in the regiment to surrender.