686 Series I Volume XXIX-II Serial 49 - Bristoe, Mine Run Part II
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WILCOX'S DIVISION.*
Major General C. M. WILCOX.
Lane's Brigade.
Brigadier General J. H. LANE.
7th North Carolina, Colonel Edward G. Haywood.
18th North Carolina, Colonel John D. Barry.
28th North Carolina, Colonel Samuel D. Lowe.
33rd North Carolina, Colonel Clark M. Avery.
37th North Caroloina, Colonel William M. Barbout.
McGowan's Brigade.
Brigadier General S. McGOWAN.
1st South Carolina (Provisional Army), Colonel D. H. Hamilton.
1st (Orr's) South Carolina Rifles, Colonel F. E. Harrison.
12th South Carolina, Colonel John L. Miller.
13th South Carolina, Colonel B. T. Breockman.
14th South Carolina, Colonel Abner Perrin.
Thomas' Brigade.
Brigadier General E. L. THOMAS.
14th Georgia, Colonel Robert W. Folsom.
35th Georgia, Colonel Bolling H. Holt.
45th Georgia, Colonel Thomas J. Smimmons.
49th Georgia, Colonel S. T. Player.
Scales' Brigade.
Brigadier General A. M. SCALES.
13th North Carolina, Colonel Joseph H. Hyman.
16th North Carolina, Colonel John S. McElroy.
22nd North Carolina, Lieutenant Colonel W. L. Mitchell.
34th North Carolina, Colonel W. L. J. Lowrance.
38th North Carolina, Colonel William J. Hoke.
CAVALRY CORPS.+
Major General J. E. B. STUART.
Hampton's Brigade.
Brigadier General WADE HAMPTON.
Cobb's (Georgia) Cobb's (Georgia) Cavalry, Colonel P. M. B. Yound.
Phillips (Georgia) Cavalry, Lieutenant Colonel W. W. Rich.
Jeff. Davis (Mississippi) Legion, Lieutenant Colonel J. F. Waring.
1st North Carolina Cavalry, Colonel J. B. Gordon.
1st South Carolina Cavalry, Colonel John L. Blck.
2nd South Carolina Cavalry, Colonel M. C. Butler.
W. H. F. Lee's Brigade.
Colonel JOHN R. CHAMBLISS, jr.
2nd North Carolina Cavalry, Colonel W. G. Robinson.
9th Virginia Cavalry, Colonel R. L. T. Beale.
10th Virginia Cavalry, Colonel J. Lucius Davis.
13th Virginia Cavalry, Colonel John R. Chambliss, jr.
15th Virginia Cavalry, Colonel William B. Ball.
Robertson's (late) Brigade.
Colonel D. D. FEREBEE.
4th North Carolina Cavalry (59th Norht Carolina Troops), Colonel D. D. FEREBEE.
5th North Carolina Cavalry (63rd North Carolina Troops), Lieutenant Colonel S. B. Evans.
Firzhugh Lee's Brigade.
Brigadier General FIRZHUGH LEE.
1st Battalion Maryland Cavalry, Lieutenant Colonel R. Brown.
1st Virginia Cavalry, Colonel R. W. Carter.
2nd Virginia Cavalry, Colonel Thomas T. Munford.
3rd Virginia Cavalry, Colonel Thomas H. Owen.
4th Virginia Cavalry, Colonel Williams C. Wickham.
5th Virginia Cavalry, Colonel Thomas L. Rosser.
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*Only three of the brigadier- generals reported present for duty. Major- General Wilcox assigned by General Lee, August 15.
+Only two brigadier- generals (Firzhugh Lee and Jones) reported present for duty.
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