592 Series I Volume XIV- Serial 20 - Secessionville
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THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT (formerly Third and Fourth.)
Colonel W. S. WALKER commanding.
JAMES ISLAND.
Brigadier General S. R. GIST commanding.
22nd South Carolina, Colonel S. D. Goodlett.
25th South Carolina (Eutaw regiment), Colonel [C. H.] Simonton.
Cavalry forces, Captain Johnson.
1st South Carolina Artillery, Colonel T. G. Lamar.
Palmetto Battalion Light Artillery, Lieutenant-Colonel White.
Kanapaux's company light artillery.
Preston's company light artillery.
Forces at Fort Pemberton, Major [J. J.] Lucas.
Forces at Secessionville, Colonel C. H. Stevens.
MILITARY DISTRICT OF GEORGIA.
Brigadier General H. W. MERCER commanding.
8th Georgia Battalion, Lieutenant-Colonel Reid.
10th Georgia Battalion, Major Rylander.
25th Georgia, Company I, Captain Smith.
30th Georgia, Colonel D. J. Bailey.
32nd Georgia, Colonel G. P. Harrison, jr.
47th Georgia, Colonel [G. W. M.] Williams.
50th Georgia.
54th Georgia, Colonel C. H. Way.
59th Georgia, Colonel [Jack] Brown.
Battalion Savannah (Georgia Guards), Major Screven.
4th Louisiana Battalion, Lieutenant-Colonel McEnery.
De Kalb Rifles, Captain Hartridge.
2nd Battalion Cavalry (Companies D, E, and B), Lieutenant-Colonel Bird.
Cavalry south of Altamaha, Lieutenant-Colonel Clinch.
Effingham Hussars, Captain Strobhar.
Hardwick Mounted Rifles, Captain McAllister.
Lamar Rangers, Captain Brailsford.
Liberty Independent Troop, Captain Walthour.
McIntosh Cavalry, Captain Hopkins.
Partisan Rangers (battalion), Major Millen.
Partisan Rangers (company), Captain Anderson.
Partisan Rangers (company), Captain Banks.
9th Battalion Georgia Artillery, Major Leyden.
13th Georgia Battalion, Major [G. A.] Leyden.
13th Georgia Battalion, Major [G. A.] Gordon.
Chestatee Light Artillery, Captain Bomar.
Columbus Light Artillery, Captain Croft.
Echols' Light Artillery, Captain Tiller.
Joe Thompson Artillery, Captain Hanleiter.
Martin's light artillery, Captain Martin.
Terrll Light Artillery, Captain Dawson.
Light Battery Georgia Regulars, Company D, Captain Read.
Savannah River batteries, Lieutenant-Colonel Anderson.
Fort Jackson, Captain Anderson.
Irish Jasper Greens, Company B, Captain O'Connor.
Liberty Guards, Captain Hughes.
Tatnall Guards, Captain Davenport.
Troops at Carston's Bluff, Colonel Wilson.
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