The web page with your name as an authority states otherwise, am I misreading?

George Martin

FIELD OFFICERS AND STAFF
35TH ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA

The 35th Arkansas was initially organized at Fort Smith as the "1st Regiment, Northwest Division, Trans-Mississippi Department" with 1037 men. Also called Rector's War Regiment, 1st Arkansas Volunteers. It was then formally designated as the 35th Arkansas Infantry, and then redesignated as the 22nd Arkansas Infantry (not to be confused with an earlier 22nd Arkansas, which was redesignated as the 20th Arkansas). It was consolidated into 4 companies after the Little Rock campaign, and finally surrendered at Marshall, Texas, in May 1865.

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The companies were from --

Co. A -- Sebastian County (included men from Griffith's 17th Arkansas)
Co. B -- Sebastian County
Co. C -- Sebastian County
Co. D -- Sebastian County
Co. E -- Franklin County
Co. F -- Benton County (this is the new Co. F)
Co. G -- Crawford County
Co. H -- Pope County (MEN FROM 15TH ARKANSAS MILITIA)
Co. I -- Johnson County (men from 10th Arkansas militia)
Co. K -- Madison County (men from 16th, 17th and Stirman's Battalion)

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