642 Series I Volume XXXVIII-III Serial 74 - The Atlanta Campaign Part III
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CAVALRY CORPS.*
Major General JOSEPH WHEELER.
MARTIN'S DIVISION.
Major General WILLIAM T. MARTIN.
Morgan's Brigade.
Brigadier General JOHN T. MORGAN.
1st Alabama, Major A. H. Johnson.
3rd Alabama, Colonel Tyirie H. Mauldin.
4th Alabama, Colonel Alfred A. Russell.
7th Alabama, Colonel James C. Malone, jr.
51st Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel M. L. Kirkpatrick.
Iverson's Brigade.
Brigadier General ALFRED IVERSON.
1st Georgia, Colonel Samuel W. Davitte.
2nd Georgia, Colonel Charles C. Crews.
3rd Georgia, Colonel Robert Thompson.
4th Georgia, Colonel Issac W. Avery.
6th Georgia, Colonel John R. Hart.
KELLY'S DIVISION.
Brigadier General JOHN H. KELLY.
Allen's Brigade.
Brigadier General WILLIAM W. ALLEN.
3rd Confederate, Colonel P. H. Rice.
8th Confederate, Lieutenant Colonel John S. Prather.
10th Confederate, Captain T. G. Holt.
12th Confederate, Captain Charles H. Conner.
Dibrell's Brigade.+
Colonel GEORGE G. DIBRELL.
4th Tennessee, Colonel William S. McLemore.
8th Tennessee, Captain Jefferson Leftwich.
9th Tennessee, Colonel Jacob B. Biffle.
10th Tennessee, Colonel William E. De Moss.
11th Tennessee, Colonel Daniel W. Holman.
HUMES' DIVISION.
Brigadier General WILLIAM Y. C. HUMES.
Humes' Brigade.
Colonel JAMES T. WHEELER.
1st [6th] Tennessee, Major Joseph J. Dobbins.
2nd Tennessee, Captain John H. Kuhn.
4th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel Paul F. Anderson.
5th Tennessee, Colonel George W. McKenzie.
9th Tennessee Battalion, Major James H. Akin.
Harrison's Brigade.+
Colonel THOMAS HARRISON.
3rd Arkansas, Colonel Amson W. Hobson.
8th Texas, Lieutenant Colonel Gustave Cook.
11th Texas, Colonel George R. Reeves.
Grigsby's Brigade.
Colonel J. WARREN GRIGSBY.
1st [3d] Kentucky, Colonel J. R. Butler.
2nd Kentucky (Woodward's regiment), Major Thomas W. Lewis.
9th Kentucky, Lieutenant Colonel Robert G. Stoner.
Allison's (Tennessee) Squadron, Captain John H. Allison.
Dortch's (Kentucky) Battalion, Captain John B. Dortch.
Hamilton's (Tennessee) Battalion, Major Joseph Shaw.
Hannon's Brigade.
Colonel MOSES W. HANNON.
53rd Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel John F. Gaines.
24th Alabama Battalion. Major Robert B. Snodgrass.
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* Roddey's brigade transferred to Department of Alabama, Mississippi, and East Louisiana.
+ Joined from Department of East Tennessee.
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