Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 3., Addenda by the editor, page 909

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Artillery.

Lieutenant-colonel John J. Garnett.

Major Charles Richardson.

Grandy's Virginia Battery (Norfolk Light Artillery Blues).

Lewis' Virginia Battery.

Maurin's Louisiana Battery (Donaldsonville Artillery).

Moore's Virginia Battery.

Pender's division.

Major-general William D. Pender (wounded).

Brigadier-general James H. Lane.

First brigade.

Brig.-gen. S. McGowan.

Colonel A. Perrin.

1st South Carolina.

1st South Carolina Rifles.

12th South Carolina.

13th South Carolina.

14th South Carolina.

Second brigade.¹

Brig.-gen. James H. Lane.

7th North Carolina.

18th North Carolina.

28th North Carolina.

33d North Carolina.

37th North Carolina.

Third brigade.

Brig.-gen. E. L. Thomas.

14th Georgia.

35th Georgia.

45th Georgia.

49th Georgia.

Fourth brigade.²

Brig.-gen. A. M. Scales (wounded).

Colonel W. Lee J. Lawrence.

13th North Carolina.

16th North Carolina.

22d North Carolina.

34th North Carolina.

38th North Carolina.

Artillery.

Major William T. Poague.

Brooke's Virginia Battery.

Graham's North Carolina Battery.

Ward's Mississippi Battery (Madison Light Art.).

Wyatt's Virginia Battery (Albemarle Artillery).

Reserve Artillery, Third corps.

Colonel R. L. Walker, Chief of Artillery.

McIntosh's Battalion.

Major D. G. McIntosh.

Hurt's Alabama Battery (Hard away Artillery.

Lusk's Virginia Battery.

Johnson's Virginia Battery.

Rice's Virginia Battery (Danville Artillery).

Pegram's Battalion.

Major W. J. Pegram.

Captain E. B. Brunson.

Brander's Virginia Battery (Letcher Artillery).

Brunson's South Carolina Battery (PeeDee Artillery).

Crenshaw's Virginia Battery.

McGraw's Virginia Battery (Purcell Artillery.

Marye's Virginia Battery (Fredericksburg Art.).

1 under Trimble's command July 3d.

2 under Trimble's command July 3d.

Philadelphia, Jos. H. Coates and co., 1883.

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