836 Series I Volume XIX-I Serial 27 - Antietam Part I
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[CHAP. XXXI.
Artillery in the Army of Northern Virginia in the summer of 1862, at Sharpsburg, &c.*
RIGHT WING.
Division. Brigade. Battery. 20- 10- 3-
pound poun inch
er der rifl
Parro Parr es.
tts. otts
Anderson's (11 Wilcox's Lewis' - 2 2
rifles and 9 short
range)
Wright's Grandy's - 2 -
Perry's Maurin's - 2 1
Mahone's Huger's - 1 1
Featherst - - -
on's
McLaws' (7 rifles Semmes' Manly's - - 1
and 11 short range)
Cobb's Carlton's - 2 -
Barksdale McCarthy's - 2 -
's
Kershaw's Read's - 1 1
Pickett's (3 rifles, Armistead Dearing's - 1 -
4 Napoleons and 9 's
short range.)
Kemper's Macon's - 2 -
Jenkins' Stribling' - - -
s
Corse's - - -
Hood's (4 rifles, 5 Toombs' Bachman's - - -
Napoleons, and 5
short range).
Anderson' Garden's - - -
s
Robertson Reilly's - 2 2
's
Law's - - -
Ransom's (6 rifles Cooke's Branch's - 1 2
and 6 short range)
Ransom's French's - 3 -
Artillery Reserve Washingto Squires' - 1 2
n
Artillery
Miller's - - -
Richardson - - -
's
Eshleman's - - -
Jordan's - - 2
Rhett's 2 2 -
Moody's - - 2
Parker's - - 2
Eubank's - - 1
Total. ---
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2 24 19
Division. Brigade. Battery. 24- 12- Nap 6-
pou pou ole po
nde nde ons un
r rs . de
how how rs
itz itz
ers ers
Anderson's (11 Wilcox's Lewis' - - - -
rifles and 9 short
range)
Wright's Grandy's - 2 - 2
Perry's Maurin's - - - -
Mahone's Huger's - - - 2
Featherst - - - -
on's
McLaws' (7 rifles Semmes' Manly's - 2 - 3
and 11 short range)
Cobb's Carlton's - 1 - 2
Barksdale McCarthy's - - - 2
's
Kershaw's Read's - - - 1
Pickett's (3 rifles, Armistead Dearing's - 1 - 2
4 Napoleons and 9 's
short range.)
Kemper's Macon's - - - 4
Jenkins' Stribling' 2 - 4 -
s
Corse's - - - -
Hood's (4 rifles, 5 Toombs' Bachman's - - 4 -
Napoleons, and 5
short range).
Anderson' Garden's - 1 1 2
s
Robertson Reilly's 2 - - -
's
Law's - - - -
Ransom's (6 rifles Cooke's Branch's - 3 - -
and 6 short range)
Ransom's French's - 3 - -
Artillery Reserve Washingto Squires' - - - -
n
Artillery
Miller's - - 2 -
Richardson - 2 2 -
's
Eshleman's - 2 - 2
Jordan's - 1 - 1
Rhett's - - - -
Moody's 2 - - -
Parker's - 2 - -
Eubank's - 1 - 1
Total. ---
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6 21 13 27
LEFT WING.
Division Battery. 20- 10- 3- Blak Hotc
poun pou inch ely hkis
der nde rifl rifl s
Parr r es es. rifl
ots. Par es.
rot
s
D. H. Hill's (9 Bondurant's - - 2 - -
rifles and 14
short range)
R. C. M. Page's - - 2 - -
Fry's - - 1 - -
Hardaway's - - 2 - -
Carter's - 1 - - -
A. P. Hill's Braxton's - - 2 - -
(9 rifles, 8
Napoleons, and
13 short
range)
Latham's - - - - -
McIntosh's - 1 1 - -
Davidson's - - 1 - -
Crenshaw's - - - - -
M. Johnson's - - 2 - -
Pegram's - 2 - - -
J. R. Jones' Brockenbrough's - - 1 2 -
(12 rifles, 3
Napoleons, and
5 short range)
Raine's - - 3 - -
Caskie's - 1 - - -
Lusk's - 1 1 - -
Carpenter's - - 2 - -
Wooding's - 2 1 - -
Division Battery. Whit 12- Napo 6-
wort pou leon poun
hs. nde s. ders
r .
how
itz
ers
D. H. Hill's (9 Bondurant's - 2 - -
rifles and 14
short range)
R. C. M. Page's - 1 - 3
Fry's - 1 - 3
Hardaway's 1 - - -
Carter's - 2 - 2
A. P. Hill's Braxton's - - - 4
(9 rifles, 8
Napoleons, and
13 short
range)
Latham's - - 2 2
McIntosh's - 1 1 -
Davidson's - - 2 1
Crenshaw's - 1 1 2
M. Johnson's - 2 - -
Pegram's - - 2 -
J. R. Jones' Brockenbrough's - 1 - -
(12 rifles, 3
Napoleons, and
5 short range)
Raine's - 1 - -
Caskie's - - - 3
Lusk's - - - 2
Carpenter's - - 2 -
Wooding's - - 1 -
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*This statement does not account for the batteries of Anderson, Blackshear, J. S. Brown, Chapman, Coke, Cleet, John R. Johnson, Leake, Lloyd, Nelson, T. J. Page, jr., Rogers, Thompson, and Wimbish, disbanded under General Lee's order of October 4, 1862, the men, guns, &c., being distributed to other batteries; nor for Cuutshaw's and Rice's batteries, consolidated September 26 with Carpenter's and Wooding's batteries, nor for Boyce's, Moorman's, Pelham's, and Woolfolk's batteries. The battery reported above as Fry's was Peyton's during the campaign, and that given as Massie's
was the organization of October 4, 1862, from Ancell's and Huckstep's batteries; and Alexander's battalion" was S. D. Lee's battalion during the campaign and till November 7, 1862.
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