From the research of Bryan Howerton: Officially designated by the State Military Board as the 6th Regiment Arkansas Cavalry, it was almost never referred to as such during the Civil War. It was usually called Monroe’s 1st Arkansas Cavalry, occasionally the 4th Arkansas Cavalry, and more rarely the 1st Trans-Mississippi Cavalry. It is also found in the Official Records as Fagan’s Cavalry and Monroe’s Cavalry. The Compiled Service Records of the men are filed under the designation, “1st (Monroe’s) Cavalry,” Rolls 4 and 5.
Wisener, Francis Asbury
Private—Enlisted in Co. F, 6th Arkansas Cavalry, in Clark county, Arkansas, March 1, 1863; transferred to Co. H, 37th Arkansas Infantry, April 5, 1863,
Wisener, J
Private—Enlisted in Co. F, 6th Arkansas Cavalry, in Clark county, Arkansas, June 3, 1862