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"The regiment was formed at Pensacola in May 1861 shortly after the American Civil War began from units raised across the state" - recommend rephrasing as it's a bit of misplaced modifier that could be read as suggesting that the war began from units raised across the state
Eliminated the last clause entirely as lack of a regional identity wasn't a defining characteristic of the unit
No need to link Patton Anderson in back to back sentences
Done
Are there any additional details about what they were armed with, since the proposal to change armament is mentioned? It's mentioned muskets, but do the source state whether they were using junk flintlocks like Zollicoffer's people were at Fishing Creek, or was it more modern percussion muskets
Stephens describes having to manually unload muskets by "drawing the load out," though I'm not sure how much that helps pin down what they were issued. Explicitly, he only mentions receiving muskets and 20 rounds at Pensacola. Bragg's troops at Pensacola were better armed than Zollicoffer's, but I can't assume anything
Spot-checked the Allardice 1995 cite, checks out
Neither of the sources about Shiloh I have (Cunningham and Sword) mention this unit; the article appears to be comprehensive
