1175 Series I Volume XLVI-II Serial 96 - Appomattox Campaign Part II
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CAVALRY CORPS.
Lieutenant General WADE HAMPTON.
Major General WADE HAMPTON.
LEE'S DIVISION.
Major General WILLIAM H. F. LEE.
Barringer's Brigade.
Brigadier General RUFUS BARRINGER.
1st North Carolina, Colonel William H. Cheek.
2nd North Carolina, Colonel William P. Roberts.
3rd North Carolina, Colonel John A. Baker.
5th North Carolina, Colonel James H. McNeill.
Beale's Brigade.
Brigadier General RICHARD L. T. BEALE.
9th Virginia, Colonel Thomas Waller.
10th Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel Robert A. Caskie.
13th Virginia, Colonel Jefferson C. Phillips.
Dearing's Brigade.
Brigadier General JAMES DEARING.
8th Georgia, Colonel Joel R. Griffin.
4th North Carolina, Colonel Dannis D. Ferebee.
16th North Carolina Battalion, Lieutenant Colonel John T. Kennedy.
FITZHUGH LEE'S DIVISION.
Major General FITHUGH LEE.
Wickham's Brigade.
Brigadier General WILLIAMS C. WICKHAM.
1st Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel William A. Morgan.
2nd Virginia, Colonel Thomas T. Munford.
3rd Virginia, Colonel Thomas H. Owen.
4th Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel William B. Wooldridge.
Payne's Brigade.
Brigadier General WILLIAM H. PAYNE.
5th Virginia, Colonel Reuben B. Boston.
6th Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel Daniel T. Richards.
8th Virginia, Colonel James M. Corns.
15th Virginia, ---- ----.
Gary's Brigade.
Brigadier General MARTIN W. GARY.*
7th Georgia, Major Edward C. Anderson, jr.
7th South Carolina, Colonel Alexander C. Haskell.
Hampton Legion (mounted), Colonel Thomas M. Logan.
24th Virginia, Colonel William T. Robins.
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*Contemporaneous correspondence shows Colonel Alexander C. Haskell in command of the brigade.
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